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A closer look at how chemistry colors the holiday
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2 ways to stick nitrogen into alkenes
2 new methods expand synthetic chemists’ options for cutting double bonds and installing new bonds to nitrogen
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The great COVID-19 career rethink
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Impacts of NSF firings come into focus as scientists weigh next steps
Remaining National Science Foundation employees are strategizing ways to uphold the agency’s mission
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2 ways to stick nitrogen into alkenes
2 new methods expand synthetic chemists’ options for cutting double bonds and installing new bonds to nitrogen
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New reagent sticks carbon atoms onto olefins to create unusual 3D structures