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January 2, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 1
The 2023 ACS president is helping members flourish and rebuilding public trust in science and scientists
Volume 101 |
Issue 1
How to pack for sampling Earth’s hottest pockets
Adventurous scientists traverse hellish landscapes in Iceland, Turkmenistan, and Hawaii
Plastics industry sees sustainable start in an Ohio plant
Companies hope that pyrolysis will help solve the plastic waste problem
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Career Ladder: Ana Sousa Dias
This organometallic chemist crossed a continent to develop green chemistry in industry
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Pele’s hair can provide insight into the Mauna Loa eruption
Hairlike glass filaments produced by the Hawaiian volcano can help geochemists learn more about the lava’s chemistry
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Waste-to-fuel approach takes 2 steps forward
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3M says it will end PFAS production by 2025
Firm bows to increasing pressure on the fluorinated chemicals, but competitors don’t plan to follow
