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Podcast. Katrina Krämer discusses metal-organic frameworks: crystalline macromolecules comprised of metal ions or metal ion clusters ('nodes’) connected by ‘struts’ made from organic molecules. [10...
This programme shows how to use geosynthetics in civil engineering. It covers such topics as walls, slopes, dams, roads, and erosion control.
This programme looks at how science is being combined with traditional materials to create the next generation of smart and technical textiles materials. Case studies include how carbon fibre is used in...
This programme explores the role of Don Tomalia as a chemist and his discovery of dendrimers. Given a chemistry set as a boy, Don Tomalia developed a career at the Dow Chemicals Company where he discovered...
One of a series of eight book-and-CD-ROM packages developed for the Open University’s course THE MOLECULAR WORLD (S205), which provides a broad foundation in chemistry by introducing fundamental ideas,...
Introduces the molecular structure, reaction mechanisms, physical properties and manufacture of addition polymers. Discusses monomers and polymers and the process of addition polymerisation, using polyethene...
Introduces the molecular structure, reaction mechanisms, physical properties and manufacture of condensation polymers, using computer animation to explain the molecular structures and processes. Covers:...
Identifies organic polymers that are found in a supermarket and discusses how a polymer’s structure determines its properties and therefore its potential applications. Uses animations to explain the...
Features a plastic which conducts electricity and a biodegradeable plastic drug carrier which replaces 28 daily injections. Describes the chemistry and accidental chain of events which turns normally...
Looks at the structure, development and applications of metals, ceramics, polymers and composites.
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