The focus of this article will be centered on five Spanish chemists who were refugees in Mexico after the Civil War and provided a strong drive in developing Mexican chemistry. Their names are： Antonio Madinaveitia T...The focus of this article will be centered on five Spanish chemists who were refugees in Mexico after the Civil War and provided a strong drive in developing Mexican chemistry. Their names are： Antonio Madinaveitia Tabuyo, Jos6 Giral Pereira, Modesto Bargall6 Ard6vol, Francisco Giral Gonz^ilez, and Jos6 Ignacio Bolivar Goyanes. This article starts with the panorama of science in Europe （mainly Spain） and in Mexico from the end of the 19th Century to the beginning of the 20th century. It is also included the development of chemistry in Germany in the 19th century. The paper includes a short out line of these scientists＇ work in Europe, as well as focusing on their contributions to the development of Chemistry in Mexico, in the areas of Organic, Inorganic, Physical and Pharmacy. A conclusion is the importance of their contribution to Mexican chemistry through two institutions： the National University and the National Polytechnic Institute.展开更多
Beijing, China-September 16, 2009-BASF, the leading chemical company, today opened its eighth Kids’ Lab Beijing today at the new tower of China Science and Technology Museum, which coincides with the Museum’s first
This article examines the complex interplay between Chinese medical and pharmaceutical practices and the introduction of Western medicine and pharmacy in China,with a particular focus on the British administration’s ...This article examines the complex interplay between Chinese medical and pharmaceutical practices and the introduction of Western medicine and pharmacy in China,with a particular focus on the British administration’s efforts to marginalizing Chinese medicine in Hong Kong from 1842 to 1941.Soon after the British occupation of Hong Kong in 1841,the Hong Kong government promulgated laws and regulations governing the sale,supply,distribution,and manufacture of opium and potent medicines(aka“poisons”).These laws,based on parliamentary acts passed in Westminster,marginalized Chinese medicine and pharmacy and empowered Western medical doctors,chemists,and druggists as the sole providers of these services.Despite this,Chinese medicine and pharmacy remained the preferred therapeutic system of the local Chinese population.However,minimal resources were allocated to the sector or support for practitioners of Chinese medicine and pharmacy,even though they served most of the population.The British Hong Kong administration seized two key opportunities which shifted the balance in favor of Western medicine and pharmacy.The first was during the 1894 bubonic plague,when the British Hong Kong administration funded a Western medicine clinic at the Tung Wah Hospital in Sheung Wan,with a short-lived effect.The second,with lasting impact,was the mass influx of refugees fleeing Kwangtung(now Guangdong)to Hong Kong in 1938,which led to the three independently managed Tung Wah hospitals(the Hospitals)merging into one Hospital Group at the urging of the British Hong Kong administration,due to funding issues by local philanthropists.Western medicine thus became the mainstream therapeutic system for in-patients at the Hospital Group.展开更多
The chemist woke up,switched on the lamp that stood on thetable beside his bed,and looked at the clock.A quarter to four.The knocking on the shop door downstairs was repeated.The chemist got out of bed.He put on his d...The chemist woke up,switched on the lamp that stood on thetable beside his bed,and looked at the clock.A quarter to four.The knocking on the shop door downstairs was repeated.The chemist got out of bed.He put on his dressing-gown andslippers,and went heavily down to the shop.He unbolted andopened the door.In the street stood a man who was展开更多
920683 The relationship between the fast-ing gastric bile acids and non-ulcer dyspep-sia. FENG Weihua(冯伟华), et al. Dept Bio-chemist, Changhai Hosp, 2nd Milit Med Coll.Shanghai 200433 Chin. J Digest 1992; 12(2):77-7...920683 The relationship between the fast-ing gastric bile acids and non-ulcer dyspep-sia. FENG Weihua(冯伟华), et al. Dept Bio-chemist, Changhai Hosp, 2nd Milit Med Coll.Shanghai 200433 Chin. J Digest 1992; 12(2):77-79. In the present study, the concentrations ofthe fasting gastric bile acid from 49 patients展开更多
920651 Experimental study on apolipopro-tein Al subforms in atherosclerotic rabbitserum. WANG Yuan (汪澈), et al. Dept Bio-chemist, Anhui Med Univ. Chin Cir J 1992;7(3): 277-278. Lipoproteins in rabbit serum were isol...920651 Experimental study on apolipopro-tein Al subforms in atherosclerotic rabbitserum. WANG Yuan (汪澈), et al. Dept Bio-chemist, Anhui Med Univ. Chin Cir J 1992;7(3): 277-278. Lipoproteins in rabbit serum were isolated byincreasing concentration of phosphotungstate-展开更多
The 11th Changchun Summer Conference on Chem-istry---The Seminar on Chemistry and Physics of RareEarths in Valence Fluctuation,sponsored by the Chi-nese Society of Chemistry,the Chinese Society of RareEarths,Jilin Soc...The 11th Changchun Summer Conference on Chem-istry---The Seminar on Chemistry and Physics of RareEarths in Valence Fluctuation,sponsored by the Chi-nese Society of Chemistry,the Chinese Society of RareEarths,Jilin Society of Chemistry and Changchun In-stitute of Applied Chemistry,Academia Sinica,washeld in Changchun July 20-22,1992.Professor Suqiang,a famous chemist ofChangchun Institute of Applied Chemistry,lecturedthe plenary meeting on“The Dependence of展开更多
LANXESS says Dr. Markus Eckert (38) will assume global responsibil-ity for the leather chemicals business of LANXESS on October 1st,2009.PhD chemist Markus Eckert joined the Bayer Group in 1999 as alaboratory manager ...LANXESS says Dr. Markus Eckert (38) will assume global responsibil-ity for the leather chemicals business of LANXESS on October 1st,2009.PhD chemist Markus Eckert joined the Bayer Group in 1999 as alaboratory manager and project manager in the Research &展开更多
文摘The focus of this article will be centered on five Spanish chemists who were refugees in Mexico after the Civil War and provided a strong drive in developing Mexican chemistry. Their names are： Antonio Madinaveitia Tabuyo, Jos6 Giral Pereira, Modesto Bargall6 Ard6vol, Francisco Giral Gonz^ilez, and Jos6 Ignacio Bolivar Goyanes. This article starts with the panorama of science in Europe （mainly Spain） and in Mexico from the end of the 19th Century to the beginning of the 20th century. It is also included the development of chemistry in Germany in the 19th century. The paper includes a short out line of these scientists＇ work in Europe, as well as focusing on their contributions to the development of Chemistry in Mexico, in the areas of Organic, Inorganic, Physical and Pharmacy. A conclusion is the importance of their contribution to Mexican chemistry through two institutions： the National University and the National Polytechnic Institute.
文摘Beijing, China-September 16, 2009-BASF, the leading chemical company, today opened its eighth Kids’ Lab Beijing today at the new tower of China Science and Technology Museum, which coincides with the Museum’s first
文摘This article examines the complex interplay between Chinese medical and pharmaceutical practices and the introduction of Western medicine and pharmacy in China,with a particular focus on the British administration’s efforts to marginalizing Chinese medicine in Hong Kong from 1842 to 1941.Soon after the British occupation of Hong Kong in 1841,the Hong Kong government promulgated laws and regulations governing the sale,supply,distribution,and manufacture of opium and potent medicines(aka“poisons”).These laws,based on parliamentary acts passed in Westminster,marginalized Chinese medicine and pharmacy and empowered Western medical doctors,chemists,and druggists as the sole providers of these services.Despite this,Chinese medicine and pharmacy remained the preferred therapeutic system of the local Chinese population.However,minimal resources were allocated to the sector or support for practitioners of Chinese medicine and pharmacy,even though they served most of the population.The British Hong Kong administration seized two key opportunities which shifted the balance in favor of Western medicine and pharmacy.The first was during the 1894 bubonic plague,when the British Hong Kong administration funded a Western medicine clinic at the Tung Wah Hospital in Sheung Wan,with a short-lived effect.The second,with lasting impact,was the mass influx of refugees fleeing Kwangtung(now Guangdong)to Hong Kong in 1938,which led to the three independently managed Tung Wah hospitals(the Hospitals)merging into one Hospital Group at the urging of the British Hong Kong administration,due to funding issues by local philanthropists.Western medicine thus became the mainstream therapeutic system for in-patients at the Hospital Group.
文摘The chemist woke up,switched on the lamp that stood on thetable beside his bed,and looked at the clock.A quarter to four.The knocking on the shop door downstairs was repeated.The chemist got out of bed.He put on his dressing-gown andslippers,and went heavily down to the shop.He unbolted andopened the door.In the street stood a man who was
文摘920683 The relationship between the fast-ing gastric bile acids and non-ulcer dyspep-sia. FENG Weihua(冯伟华), et al. Dept Bio-chemist, Changhai Hosp, 2nd Milit Med Coll.Shanghai 200433 Chin. J Digest 1992; 12(2):77-79. In the present study, the concentrations ofthe fasting gastric bile acid from 49 patients
文摘920651 Experimental study on apolipopro-tein Al subforms in atherosclerotic rabbitserum. WANG Yuan (汪澈), et al. Dept Bio-chemist, Anhui Med Univ. Chin Cir J 1992;7(3): 277-278. Lipoproteins in rabbit serum were isolated byincreasing concentration of phosphotungstate-
文摘The 11th Changchun Summer Conference on Chem-istry---The Seminar on Chemistry and Physics of RareEarths in Valence Fluctuation,sponsored by the Chi-nese Society of Chemistry,the Chinese Society of RareEarths,Jilin Society of Chemistry and Changchun In-stitute of Applied Chemistry,Academia Sinica,washeld in Changchun July 20-22,1992.Professor Suqiang,a famous chemist ofChangchun Institute of Applied Chemistry,lecturedthe plenary meeting on“The Dependence of
文摘LANXESS says Dr. Markus Eckert (38) will assume global responsibil-ity for the leather chemicals business of LANXESS on October 1st,2009.PhD chemist Markus Eckert joined the Bayer Group in 1999 as alaboratory manager and project manager in the Research &
