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October 17, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 37
A recent New York right-to-know law has led to ingredient disclosures across much of the US. But health advocates say more data are needed on some chemicals’ health effects.
Cover image:New York right-to-know law has led to ingredient disclosures across much of the US. But health advocates say more data are needed on some chemicals’ health effects.
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What is in period products?
A recent New York right-to-know law has led to ingredient disclosures across much of the US. But health advocates say more data are needed on some chemicals’ health effects.
Electron beams take aim at pharmaceuticals
Drug developers make use of electron diffraction’s potential to unlock tiny crystals’ mysteries
What US chemists made in 2022, according to the ACS salary survey
Chemists saw increased salaries overall and a record-low unemployment rate
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What’s plant milk, and how do you milk a plant?
More involved than milking a cow, making plant beverages requires a lot of science
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Chemistry and biology unite to recycle mixed plastics
No presorting needed in 2-step process that turns multiple plastics into single products
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Chemistry and biology unite to recycle mixed plastics
No presorting needed in 2-step process that turns multiple plastics into single products
