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February 26, 2024 Cover
Volume 102, Issue 6
12 months after a freight train derailed and dumped toxic chemicals in an Ohio town, locals worry about lingering pollutants and adverse health effects
Visiting East Palestine 1 year later
12 months after a freight train derailed and dumped toxic chemicals in an Ohio town, locals worry about lingering pollutants and adverse health effects
Hey, chatbot, can you synthesize this molecule?
Language models behind ChatGPT could lower research barriers and take us a step closer to automated labs
Budget European start-up joins the lithium-metal battery race
Solithor is running with a composite electrolyte that avoids some of the pitfalls experienced by its bigger, wealthier rivals
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Periodic Graphics: 6 chemical stories of colors through time
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning paints a vivid picture of how colorants have been created and used throughout history.
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Northern Patagonian rock art from millennia earlier than expected
Analytical chemistry techniques reveal human activities during mid-Holocene
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Plutonium joins the carbene club
Researchers report first plutonium-carbon multiple bonds, illuminating periodic trends
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Science Concentrates
Water boosts light-driven coupling chemistry
A thin film of organic molecules floating on water can undergo useful photochemical reactions without needing organic solvents or catalysts
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