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December 19, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 44
We cover this year’s exciting chemistry trends, quirky molecules, and remarkable discoveries
Cover image:2022 was filled with exciting chemistry trends, quirky molecules, and remarkable discoveries. We review the most noteworthy in this issue.
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C&EN’s Year in Chemistry 2022
We cover this year’s exciting chemistry trends, quirky molecules, and remarkable discoveries
In Japan, longstanding chemical makers adjust their focus
At UBE and Showa Denko, specialties become central
Confronting the privilege of professorship
As educators, we owe it to our students to reflect on our relationship to power and privilege
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Requiring deposits on bottles in US could garner plastics industry’s support
Legislation would have to be ‘drafted correctly,’ association leader says
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Chemists tame the vinyl carbocation
Confined in a catalyst, this reactive intermediate can enantioselectively insert into a C–H bond
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Recycling plastic waste using a low-cost catalyst
Hydrogenation converts polyethylene and other common polyolefins to low-mass hydrocarbons
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Science Concentrates
Energy output from nuclear fusion reaction exceeds input
Advance brings carbon-free fusion power a step closer, but power plants are still decades away
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Trade group predicts trouble ahead for US chemical industry
- Trillium raises $10.6 million for biobased acrylonitrile, acetonitrile
- Requiring deposits on bottles in US could garner plastics industry’s support
- EPA proposes restrictions on carbaryl insecticide
- Air Products plans big green hydrogen plant in US
