Reactive Intermediates and Unusual Molecules
Reactive Intermediates and Unusual Molecules
10–16 July 2010
Great Barrier Reef, Australia
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The fifth Heron Island Conference on Reactive Intermediates and Unusual Molecules: Synthesis and Mechanism, which follows the tradition of the previous, highly acclaimed events, will take place from 10–16 July 2010 in the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. The event will host up to 100 participants and accompanying persons (the resort is perfectly positioned for family holidays. Scientific sessions in the mornings and evenings will leave the afternoons free for social and reef activities (snorkelling, diving, reef walking, swimming, fishing), sports, and relaxation. Heron Island is a small coral cay on the reef 72 km northeast of Gladstone and 600 km north of Brisbane in subtropical, sunny Queensland. It is a place of great tranquillity and natural beauty, and the seafood is legendary.
The conference takes place immediately after the 13th RACI National Convention in Melbourne, 4–8 July, held jointly with the 12th IUPAC International Congress of Pesticide Chemistry, and a week before the 39th ICCC (Adelaide, 25-30 July). The number of participants at Heron Island is strictly limited. Payment of the registration fee secures a place.
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- Masthead
- From the Editor
- Contents
- “. . . for the times they are a-changin”
- The Myth of Insufficient Information
- What is a Mole? Old Concepts and New
- A Fixed Avogadro Constant or a Fixed Carbon-12 Molar Mass: Which One to Choose?
- Closing Comments from Ian M. Mills
- The Impact of Depleted 6Li on the Standard Atomic Weight of Lithium
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland
- IUPAC Welcomes New Members
- Chemical Heritage Foundation Fellowships
- New Leadership at IOCD
- CrossRef Invites You to its Labs
- Primary Data for Chemistry
- Major Update to IYC Website Completed
- In Memoriam: Pan Ming Huang (1934–2009)
- Coordination Polymers and Metal Organic Frameworks: Terminology and Nomenclature Guidelines
- Provisional Recommendations
- ChemShow
- Element podcast
- Concepts in Toxicology
- Polymer Colloids: From Design to Biomedical and Industrial Applications
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- think poly
- Novel Aromatic Compounds
- Mendeleev’s 175 Anniversary in Tobolsk
- Bioluminescence and Chemiluminescence
- Plant Lipids
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