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February 6, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 5
As researchers develop efficient molecular fuels, they continue to wrestle with the fundamentals of how their machines work
Is fluorinating polyethylene a health threat?
US EPA and environmental groups claim the process creates toxic PFAS
TEEX aims to make disaster training almost like the real thing
The Texas A&M program offers courses from intro to chemistry to firefighting at mock refinery, chemical plants
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Podcast: Why chemists are excited by exascale computing
Reporter Ariana Remmel shares insights from their recent cover story about a new generation of supercomputers on C&EN Uncovered
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Women and underrepresented people of color make small gains in science employment, new diversity report shows
For the first time, the NSF report includes workers without a bachelor’s degree as part of the science workforce
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Ancient jars contain chemical secrets of mummification
Analytical chemistry reveals recipes from an ancient Egyptian embalming workshop
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Ancient jars contain chemical secrets of mummification
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