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November 21, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 41
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Volume 100 |
Issue 41
Scientists look to answer questions about urban ammonia emissions
Ammonia emissions affect cities’ air quality, but scientists need to collect more data on the tricky pollutant
Creating a chemistry pathway from Puerto Rico
Luis A. Colón started recruiting students from his alma mater to the University at Buffalo 27 years ago. Former students and colleagues have expanded that effort, creating a supportive chemistry community
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What chemicals make airbags inflate, and how have they changed over time?
The chemical reaction used to deploy airbags has evolved, but one iteration resulted in massive recalls
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UN suggests path to carbon-neutral chemical industry
Report points to carbon capture, electrochemistry, and biofuels as key technologies
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GSK reports positive antibiotic trial results
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2 new syntheses lead to elusive pyridine compounds
Chemists functionalize tricky meta position by breaking pyridine’s aromatic structure
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