-
nanotubes are also
examples of macromolecules. The term
macromolecule (
macro- + molecule) was
coined by
Nobel laureate Hermann Staudinger in the 1920s...
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commonly used in
synthetic organic chemistry and
physical chemistry and for
structural analysis in
macro-molecular
chemistry.
After Wilhelm Röntgen discovered...
- or
biological chemistry is the
study of
chemical processes within and
relating to
living organisms. A sub-discipline of both
chemistry and biology, biochemistry...
- Hao, M; Mu, X (6
August 2020). "
Macro creatine kinase in an
asymptomatic patient: a case report".
Clinical Chemistry and
Laboratory Medicine. 59 (2):...
- nanotechnology, self-****embly,
supramolecular chemistry, biomaterials, energy, and
sustainable materials. ACS
Macro Letters is
intended for
researchers in polymer...
- only
capable of
performing relatively simple textual substitutions and
macro expansions,
while others have the
power of full-fledged
programming languages...
- The
Journal of
Physical Chemistry A is a
scientific journal which reports research on the
chemistry of
molecules -
including their dynamics, spectroscopy...
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Preparative Inorganic Chemistry. Vol. 1 (2nd ed.).
Academic Press. p. 1100 – via the
Internet Archive. Vogel,
Arthur I. (1954), A
Textbook of
Macro and Semimicro...
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Theoretical chemistry is the
branch of
chemistry which develops theoretical generalizations that are part of the
theoretical ****nal of
modern chemistry: for...
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Analytical and
Applied Chemistry (July 1893) and the
American Chemical Journal (January 1914). It
covers all
fields of
chemistry.
Since 2021, the editor-in-chief...
