These tissue samples can be many things including but not limited to blood, bone marrow, urine, hair, and nails. Our free public lecture series pls is broadcast online and may be attended in person at the space telescope science institute stsci. Refractor the refractor, also known as the dioptrics, is a telescope that uses lenses to refract, bend, the light that it collects. Purification may involve the addition of a quenching reagent, multiple aqueous and organic extractions, the addition of a drying agent, filtration, evaporation, and further purification by chromatography, distillation, or recrystallization. Process chemistry is distinguished from medicinal chemistry, which is the arm of pharmaceutical chemistry tasked. So if you want to gather a lot of radiation, it makes sense to build a big mirror to gather all the radiation into a small spot, and put a detector there.
Pdf physical methods in chemistry and nano science. How to use your astronomical telescope for the first time. Discovering the chemistry of space through telescopes. We visited nasas goddard space flight center and spoke with dr. Auras space telescope science institute in baltimore, maryland, conducts hubble science operations. Mirrors are much cheaper, per unit area, than detectors. Process chemistry is the arm of pharmaceutical chemistry concerned with the development and optimization of a synthetic scheme and pilot plant procedure to manufacture compounds for the drug development phase. Each has its pluses and minuses, and of course, each type can cost a little or a lot depending on the quality of the optics and the accessories needed. Step 3 your first look you should intially use your telescope in the daytime when it is easier to locate the knobs and clamps. Medicinal chemistry the modern drug discovery process. View and download edu science t360 user manual online. In human tissue samples, aas can be used to determine the amount of various levels of metals and other electrolytes, within tissue samples. This refraction causes parallel light rays that converge at a focal point at the opposite end, where they can be magnified by an eyepiece. Stefanie milam, james webb space telescope jwst deputy project scientist for planetary science, about this process.