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April 25, 2022 Cover

Volume 100, Issue 14

Glass recyclers are finding ways to reuse this high-tech material that is designed for passenger safety, optical clarity, driving comfort, and energy efficiency

Cover image:Manufacturing this high-tech material is complicated, and so is recycling it. But glass recyclers are finding ways to reuse it

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Quote of the Week

“Is it ethical to cite papers in which human rights abuses are clearly documented? . . . Moreover, how should a journal respond to ethically distressing content when it is discovered?”

David W. Christianson, chair, Department of Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania

Inorganic Chemistry

Food Science

Periodic Graphics: Baking soda versus baking powder

Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explains how chemical leavening agents make cookies and other baked goods rise
Publishing

Confronting human rights abuses in the scientific literature

Scientific journals must be accountable for ethically distressing content regardless of when it was published
Catalysis

Buckyballs boost ethylene glycol synthesis from syngas

C₆₀ acts as electron reservoir for copper catalyst, improving production of ethylene glycol from CO
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