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Gods, Devils and Alcohol - Their Influence in Chemical Nomenclature

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The legendary Pete Wothers himself will start the term’s programme with a talk on some of the rather strange routes that have led to the language of chemistry. This is an absolute MUST for all chemistry students and indeed anybody!

(Attention: This talk is on 16th Oct, not 10th as stated in our first newsletter. Sorry for the typo!)

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