Acesulfame potassium: Chemistry in its element
Mike Freemantle discovers a sweet solution to monitoring contaminated water
06:44
Acesulfame potassium: Chemistry in its element
Mike Freemantle discovers a sweet solution to monitoring contaminated water
06:44
Sildenafil: Chemistry in its element
Kat Arney takes a long, hard look at the story behind those famous little blue pills
06:19
Tetranitromethane: Chemistry in its element
Brian Clegg introduces a failed rocket fuel oxidiser with a very tricky structure
06:52
Polybutene: Chemistry in its element
Kit Chapman discovers the compound that blighted Nixon’s second presidential inauguration by...
05:35
Aflatoxins: Chemistry in its element
Kat Arney investigates the cancer-causing chemicals that could be lurking in that bag of peanuts
06:26
Citral: Chemistry in its element
Brian Clegg freshens up the podcast with a spritz of lemon scent, courtesy of neral and geranial,...
06:39
Cinnarizine: Chemistry in its element
Neil Withers relives a choppy (and messy) sea voyage to bring us the science of anti-seasickness...
04:50
Sodium dichromate: Chemistry in its element
Discover the compound at the heart of a multi-million dollar legal case and an Oscar–winning role...
06:55
Coomassie brilliant blue: Chemistry in its element
Kat Arney explains how an attractive blue dye, with a name inspired by the British Empire’s...
06:13
Phosphorus chlorides: Chemistry in its element
Brian Clegg on a hugely useful group of compounds that have a distinct dual personality – from...
08:02
tert-Butyl Lithium: Chemistry in its element
A pyrophoric reagent that remains one of chemistry’s staples and the liquid salts that can tame...
10:35
Alizarin: Chemistry in its element
Mike Freemantle introduces a pigment used by William Morris that also gave the Redcoats their...
06:27
Chlorine trifluoride: Chemistry in its element
Tabitha Watson introduces a poisonous, corrosive and extremely reactive compound that will start...
06:10
Pykrete: Chemistry in its element
A lightweight, bulletproof material made from ice and wood pulp
05:44
Kat Arney explains the unlikely link between fake snow and babies' nappies
05:23
Indometacin: Chemistry in its element
Mike Freemantle discusses the drug that keeps his gout at bay
07:02
Piranha solution: Chemistry in its element
When you need to get your glassware extremely clean, you need a cleaning solution with real 'bite'
08:27
Lignin: Chemistry in its element
Wood has been vital in the development of human civilisation. Brian Clegg looks at the compound...
07:25
Diphenylchlorarsine: Chemistry in its element
Mike Freemantle introduces a chemical weapon developed in the first world war that fortunately...
07:20
The wisdom of the Gritty Nurses
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