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January 3, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 1
The 2022 ACS president draws a road map for moving the field of chemistry ahead
Volume 100 |
Issue 1
Mining proteins for crime scene clues
Proteomics can answer questions that DNA analysis can’t, offering complementary information for forensic investigations
Finding benzene everywhere we look
Questions pile up as scientists find the carcinogen in more and more consumer products
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PFAS destruction technologies are starting to emerge
Supercritical water oxidation spotlighted at congressional hearing
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The 2021 #RealTimeChem Week Awards
Announcing the #GlobalChem winners from around the world
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Guilty verdict for Charles Lieber leaves concerns about the China Initiative
Questions remain about academic research security prosecutions
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Guilty verdict for Charles Lieber leaves concerns about the China Initiative
Questions remain about academic research security prosecutions
