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Orange crystals
As well as being pretty, crystals tell us something profound: their shapes reflect the way they are structured on the tiniest of scales. The orderly arrangement of their atoms in a neat lattice scales up to produce crystals’ simple, geometric shapes, making their appearance a peep-hole into the world of atoms and molecules. More...
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28 January 2013: Secret of scent lies in molecular vibrations
Molecular vibrations, rather than molecular shape, give substances their distinct smell according to a new study by UCL scientists. More...
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