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Soaps
The composition of today's soaps and detergents is examined at the molecular level, and their chemical properties are linked to their cleaning powers. (10 minutes)(more details) |
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Polyethylene
 The history of the development of polyethylene and its numerous applications is explored, beginning with a daring experiment conducted in Britain in the 1930s. The process of converting ethylene, one of the simplest monomers, into polyethylene is dem...(more details) |
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Fibers
A history of the development of natural and synthetic fibers leads to an explanation of how the molecular structure of fibers is modified to suit the varied demands of today's consumer. Special attention is given to the role of carbon in the manufact...(more details) |
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Cosmetics
The chemistry of lipstick, the most popular cosmetic sold today, is explored. Viewers learn how the physiology of the skin determines the specifications of a product which must promote beauty and yet not impair the health of the lips. (10 minutes)(more details) |
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ASA
The development of acetylsalicylic acid is traced back to its derivative in the willow tree. The program examines surprising side effects of ASA use, and discoveries made by chemists in recent years. (10 minutes)(more details) |
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