Sentence examples for future chemists from inspiring English sources

The announcement follows the closure of chemistry departments at Kings College London, Queen Mary, University of London and Swansea University last year which is causing widespread concern about the flow of future chemists in the UK.

It's a career choice future chemists might even make before they start at university.

It seems likely that in the near future, chemists will assemble living organisms de novo.

Oscar Wilde issued a memorable prediction of the war of the future: "A chemist on each side will approach the frontier with a bottle".

Fullerene chemistry is a hot topic, and future generations of chemists will keep Fuller's name alive through a growing array of fullerene applications.

Now, to add to the pressure on our future accountants and chemists to demonstrate tenacity without tedium, vivacity without froth, research suggests that much of the advice given by schools to young statement writers is wrong.

The molecule is only moderately aromatic, meaning its electrons are not shared as much as they could be, but more dramatic examples should be possible in the future, says organic chemist David Lemal of Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire.

The field of multiple ligands will present future generations of medicinal chemists with many challenges, but also numerous opportunities to discover a range of new and superior medicines.

Wallace brought the chemist William Crookes, future president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, into the fold.

It had all begun in 1896 when William Ramsay, the distinguished British chemist and future Nobel Laureate, discovered the spectacular qualities of the scarce gas – it forms just 0.0018% of the Earth's atmosphere – when he placed neon in a glass container and charged it with electricity.

But when the chemists of the future experimentally mix the ingredients they have discovered to be the cause of our reactions to kids' firsts, stand back.