Chemistry in Australia, magazine of The Royal Australian Chemical Institute.

Chemoenzymatic methods for the enantioselective assembly of bioactive natural products

Thoughts on the chemical origin of life

Anthropogenic climate change: why chemistry is relevant
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Sustainable remediation of chemical contamination of soil and groundwater. Part 2: suggested requirements

Why are we still teaching the way we were taught in the 1980s?
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Biocatalysis in ionic liquids: sustainable processes of the future?

Editorial

From the President
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RACI news

Cryptic chemistry

Highlights of Australian chemistry

Book bytes

Australian Journal of Chemistry

Chemical industry update

Environments

Hazmat and environment

Letter from Melbourne

Conferences

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