In honour of Valentine’s Day, we thought we would take a look at the chemistry behind the culprit of this love-hate holiday: love. From that first high school crush to the marital vow, we’re looking into what makes us giddy and what keeps us obsessed. It’s that time of year again: Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re… Continue reading »
Here at ReAgent, we are always developing new methods that will help us to expand our services. In keeping with this business goal, we are excited that our expert team have completed building our very own Nitrogen Glovebox with built-in airlock. What is the Nitrogen Glovebox? The Glovebox is designed to be used in procedures… Continue reading »
We’ve all heard of fire, and see it almost every day in matches, lighters, fireworks, gas hobs, and fire places. But this ostensibly simple reaction is actually a complex scientific event. What is Fire Exactly? Fire is an exothermic, self-perpetuating reaction that happens when a solid, liquid or gas-phase fuel undergoes rapid oxidation. This is… Continue reading »
ReAgent have renewed their contract to be a Corporate Partner of The Science Museum for another 12 months. We join this ground-breaking institution on their mission to encourage the thinkers of tomorrow to learn more about the science that surrounds us every day. What is The Science Museum? Based in London, The Science Museum is… Continue reading »
Born in Lancashire, England, Sir Edward Frankland is one of the most important British chemists in history. The father of organometallic chemistry, with a multitude of equally ground-breaking achievements under his belt, Frankland has helped to shape the world of chemistry we know today. So why isn’t he more well-known? On 18th January 1825, Edward… Continue reading »
It has recently come to our attention that someone else is using our good name and pretending to be ReAgent. We have seen a number of poorly worded emails which were sent under the pretence of being ourselves. The emails should be easy to spot because they are essentially requests for money. While this is unlikely… Continue reading »
