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Newscripts
C&EN’s 2020 holiday gift guide
by Bethany Halford
November 15, 2020
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 98, Issue 44
Holiday gift ideas
Chemistry-themed goodies for the scientists in your life
Science mandala coasters Beverages rest harmoniously on these pretty patterned coasters. A pack of five costs $24.99 from Svaha.
Credit: Svaha
Sodium Fine eye shadow palette Experiment with a new look using these 12 shimmering shades for $45 from Makeup Scientist.
Credit: Makeup Scientist
Stainless-steel wine tumbler This laser-engraved cup is available in a range of colors and comes with a lid and a metal straw, for $13.99 each at the ChemicallySpeaking shop at Etsy.
Credit: ChemicallySpeaking
Nuclear magnetic resonance pin Show your love of analytical instrumentation with this two-piece pin, for $15 from d-Orbital Games. The NMR tube detaches from the instrument, thanks to a tiny magnet (of course).
Credit: d-Orbital Games
Chemistry key chain Keep the laboratory keys together with this adorable acrylic key chain, for $11.75 from Roocharms on Etsy.
Credit: Roocharms
Science-themed face mask These masks, available in science-themed fabric, start at $14 from Maribel’s Masks. The masks can be customized with options like straw holes and silk linings, and the website has information on each design’s breathability.
Credit: Maribel's Masks
Kevin Davies’s Editing Humanity This book details the science that won this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry. It’s available for $18.99 on Amazon.
Credit: Pegasus Books
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