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Clandestine chemistry (12517 bytes)
1: '''Clandestine chemistry''' generally refers to [[chemistry]] carried out in [[illegal]] [[drug]] [[laborator... 5: Ancient forms of clandestine chemistry included the manufacturing of [[poison]]s. In anc... 7: Another old form of clandestine chemistry is the illegal [[brewing]] and [[distillation]] o... 46: Clandestine chemistry made its mark in the late [[1960s]] when [[amphet... 58: ...chemicals. [[Nitroglycerin]] is one chemical that clandestine chemists are known for producing on a small scale... Clandestine (760 bytes) 1: #'''Clandestine''' is an [[adjective]] meaning that its reference... 2: #'''''[[Clandestine (novel)|Clandestine]]''''' is a [[novel]] by [[James Ellroy]]. 3: #'''''[[Clandestine (comics)|Clandestine]]''''' is a [[comic book]] series created by [[Al... 4: #'''''[[Clandestine (album)|Clandestine]]''''' is an [[album]] by [[Entombed]]. 5: #'''[[Clandestine chemistry]]''' is [[chemistry]] carried out in secret. 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Largely written b... Chemistry (13540 bytes) 1: '''Chemistry''' (in [[Greek language|Greek]]: ''χη&#... 3: == Subdisciplines of chemistry == 5: ...cross-disciplinary and more specialized fields of chemistry. 7: ; [[Analytical chemistry]] : ''Analytical chemistry'' is the [[analysis]] of material samples to gain... 9: ; [[Biochemistry]] : ''Biochemistry'' is the study of the [[chemical compound|chemica... Saturation (chemistry) (1943 bytes) 1: In [[chemistry]], '''[[saturation]]''' has three meanings: 3: #In [[physical chemistry]], saturation is the point at which a [[solution]... 4: #In [[organic chemistry]], saturation refers to an organic compound havin... 5: #In [[biochemistry]] the term saturation refers to the fraction of t... 12: [[Category:Chemistry]] Environmental chemistry (1191 bytes) 1: ...chemistry but should not be confused with [[Green chemistry]]. 3: ...y industry into water, soil or air. 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Product (chemistry) (451 bytes) 1: [[Category:Chemistry]] 3: In [[chemistry]], the '''Product(s)''' is/are formed when the [[... Artificial chemistry (349 bytes) 1: ...re, and as such it is usually a form of [[organic chemistry]] which is simulated. Chemistry (J-pop) (2263 bytes) 1: Chemistry is a [[J-Pop|Japanese popular music]] R&B duo. Th... 25: * Winter Premium Album "Hot Chemistry" (1/26/2005) - A limited edition album 28: * "R.A.W. -respect and wisdom- CHEMISTRY ACOUSTIC LIVE 2002" [DVD only] (4/10/2002) 29: * "CHEMISTRY THE VIDEOS : 2001-2002 What You See Is What You G... 30: * "CHEMISTRY / Two as We Stand -Live and Documentary 2002-2003... Supramolecular chemistry (4784 bytes) 1: ...logical membranes]], polynuclear metal [[Complex_(chemistry)|complexes]], [[liquid crystal|liquid crystals]],... 9: ...ces are based on the principles of supramolecular chemistry. 12: J-M. Lehn, "Supramolecular Chemistry," ''VCH'', [[1995]]. 14: [[Category:Chemistry]] Chirality (chemistry) (1940 bytes) 1: In chemistry (especially [[organic chemistry]]), a molecule is '''chiral''' (and said to have ... 5: ...th chiral atoms is part of the science of [[stereochemistry]]. 10: [[Category:Organic chemistry]] Foil (chemistry) (629 bytes)
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