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Interschool Titration Competition at the Institute of Chemistry Ceylon, in Rajagiriya
N.M. Sanjaya Hettigedara | added on Nov 10, 2011 | Sri Lanka
The Institute of Chemistry Ceylon has conduct an Interschool Titration Competition at the “Adamantane House”, Rajagiriya, 15th-21st November 2011
CHEMEX-2 Exhibition & Open Days at The Institute of Chemistry Ceylon , Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
N.M. Sanjaya Hettigedara | added on Nov 05, 2011 | Sri Lanka
The Exhibition and Open days conducted from 24-26 November, involved display of exhibits of academic nature mainly in Chemistry, Magic Shows in Chemistry, Seminars etc. This will be of immense benefit to the students.
Stephen Penny | added on Nov 04, 2011 | United Kingdom
Celebrate National Tree Week with staff from Forest Research and Forestry Commission Scotland. Enjoy a range of hands on activities celebrating the 2011 International Year of Forests. Activities relate to tree seeds but also to photosynthesis and carbon capture processes.
Chai and Why? Astrochemistry: Exploring the outer space laboratory
Arnab Bhattacharya | added on Nov 04, 2011 | India
Amazing chemical reactions happen in clouds of gas and dust that lie between the stars. These molecular clouds are billions of km across with cold atoms and molecules well-spaced and hit by cosmic rays. How do we know what molecules are there? What kind of chemical reactions dominate when it is so cold and
Peter Hollamby | added on Nov 02, 2011 | International
Uncover some of the secrets of chemical reactions – especially those of a spectacular kind! Exciting shows that promises to blow the lid of Chemistry’s possibly dusty image.