Zinc is known primarily as something you take for a cold. But there's much more to it. Let's have Steve and Irving 2.0 – now dwellers in the AI netherworld – swing into a Dreaded Chemistry Lesson From ...

Zinc traditionally has a valence of two, meaning two electrons take part in the element's chemical reaction. A new article shows that the chemistry of zinc can be fundamentally changed, making it ...

A trace element necessary for a healthy immune system, zinc helps to stimulate the activity of about 100 enzymes in human body. A lack of zinc can make a person more susceptible to diseases and ...

THE zinc story is long and tortuous with many years spent in applying this trace element, usually in conjunction with another immobile element in Phosphorous. We take soil tests and measure the ...

Zinc isn't just an ingredient in the lozenges you might take when you feel a cold coming on. It's also crucial to communication among the neurons--or nerve cells--in your brain, whether those neurons ...