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May 6, 2024 Cover
Volume 102, Issue 14
Awaiting justice, residents continue to grapple with serious physical and mental health issues
Cover image:10 years after the environmental disaster, residents continue to grapple with physical and mental health issues.
Credit: Brittany Greeson
Volume 102 |
Issue 14
Quote of the Week
“What happened in Flint was avoidable and should never have happened.”
C&EN’s top 50 US chemical producers for 2024
Data from the survey show that the chemical industry has faltered in difficult times
Improving concrete, one of the world’s worst materials
A competition in Paris shows how innovations can reduce concrete’s adverse environmental impact
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Meet the chemist who helped sequence the oldest DNA ever
Considering how minerals store and protect DNA helped sequence the oldest DNA on record
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Toward artificial leaves that float on water, bubbling fuel
Organic photovoltaic-based devices split water and CO2 to make solar fuels
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- Free tool uses machine learning to pick better molecules for testing new reactions
- Nitrate reduction route makes aryldiazonium chemistry safer
- Toward artificial leaves that float on water, bubbling fuel
- Five-membered aryne thought to be impossible synthesized in nickel complex
- Tobacco cutworms insert oxygen into nanocarbon hoops and rings
Engineered universal blood made possible by bacterial enzymes
The blood type converting process could help ease the demand for type O blood
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