The ability of enzymes, at low concentrations, to catalyze specific reactions is enough to make any chemist envious. |
She worried briefly that this might be a problem, but she was certain that drugs freely available from her chemist could not be addictive. |
Maybe his private chemist cooked up an elixir of bathtub gin, snake oil and Smith Brothers cough drops. |
Her weapon of choice was arsenic or strychnine, poison which she bought from a chemist in Turffontein. |
He thought about walking to the chemist but the rain was still bucketing down. |
Much sadness was occasioned by the sudden death of well known Claremorris chemist Sean O'Brien at the weekend. |