Morrow, J.D., B. Frei . . . Morrow, J.D. . . . Raloff, J. 1996. Radicals linked to aging via the brain. Oxygen's radical role in cancer and aging.
Vitamin E appears to cut heart disease risk.
Pressuring potassium to react with nickel Applying a high pressure, a team of chemists has forced two elements that don't normally react with each other, potassium and nickel, to form a novel compound. Transition element-like chemistry for potassium under pressure. Enzymes may turn paper, grass into fuel Making use of bacterial enzymes, investigators have developed a simple method to produce hydrogen gas, a potential fuel, from renewable resources such as old newspapers, grass clippings, cheese whey, and corn syrup. Woodward, J. et al. 1996. In vitro hydrogen production by glucose dehydrogenase and hydrogenase.