Reichelt Chemietechnik Magazine

Sven Weber

A scientist and musician through and through: even at school, Sven Weber's favorite subjects were the natural sciences, so studying chemistry was the only logical consequence. His enthusiasm for this subject area ultimately led to a second state examination as a secondary school teacher in chemistry and mathematics. Music was and still is his private balance: playing various instruments in different musical associations. The sound makes the music - a credo that applies to many areas of life! Then the chemistry is right!

Diamond and Graphite

Carbon is located in the second period and fourth main group of the periodic table of the elements. This position gives it something of a special role, since it can …

The “Archimedean screw,” invented by the ancient mathematician and engineer Archimedes of Syracuse (c. 287–212 BC) and named after him, was used for irrigating fields and can be regarded as …

Releasing What Was Once Firmly Bonded “They stick together like pitch and sulphur” – this well-known saying describes the behaviour of many industrial, plastic and polymer adhesives: the aim is …

How Hydroxide and Hydronium Ions Ensure Cleanliness in the Bathroom Hygiene plays a more important role than ever in the current situation. Regular hand washing, social distancing, respiratory hygiene and …

Reichelt Chemietechnik Magazine

Sven Weber

Diamond and Graphite

Glass Screw Threads: Types, Standards & Applications

Reversible Adhesives in Joining and Fastening Applications

Acids and Bases in Everyday Life