The Difference between Ethanol and Trifluoroethanol
There are many differences between Ethanol and Trifluoroethanol. One of the major differences in usage is that ethanol has recently been used as an alternative fuel. Although Ethanol is used as a solvent as well, Trifluoroethanol on the other hand is an organic compound that is used as a solvent in chemistry.

Professor Steven Ley of University of Cambridge will Present Free Webinar, 'Application of the ReactIR Flow Cell to Continuous Processing Technol
This webinar, which will be presented on November 19 and is of interest to anyone working in continuous flow chemistry processing, will deal with the application of the ReactIR flow cell inline using various meso and micro scale flow chemistry equipment. Professor Ley's work of over 670 publications has been recognized with several prestigious prizes and awards, including most recently the 2009 Tetrahedron Prize.

How to Become a Chemist
Anything that can be seen, smelled, touched, felt, and tasted is made up of various chemicals To study these chemicals is called chemistry

Recent Advances in Organic Chemistry Using Real-Time In Situ FTIR
Organic Chemistry case studies illustrating the value of in situ mid IR reaction monitoring for facilitating a fundamental knowledge of chemical reactions

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Dr. Suzanne Ziska Joins Neifeld IP Law
Neifeld IP Law, PC is pleased to announce that Suzanne Ziska, Ph.D. (biochemistry, cell biology) has joined the firm bringing the number of Ph.D. patent attorneys at the firm to three.