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February 24, 2025 Cover
Volume 103, Issue 5
Companies face hurdles as they develop batteries that can store enough power for days
Cover image:Companies face hurdles as they develop batteries that can store enough power for days.
Credit: Yang H. Ku/C&EN/Shutterstock
Quote of the Week
The search for long-duration energy storage
Companies face hurdles as they develop batteries that can store enough power for days
Long COVID studies stymied by pharma’s lack of cooperation
Academic researchers want to repurpose drugs for the condition. Manufacturers aren’t supplying them
Measuring the elusive half-life of samarium-146
The isotope is critical for understanding Earth’s origins. An accurate half-life is key—and researchers may have finally measured it
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Can methanol decarbonize fuels?
Low-carbon methanol shows promise as a fuel, but it is unproved at the massive scale the market needs
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Periodic Graphics: Food gelling agents explained
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning cooks up an exploration of the chemical agents behind jellies and other food gels.
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Green, low-cost strategy fully recycles perovskite solar cells
Devices made from the recovered materials match the performance of pristine ones
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Europe’s chemical industry eyes a wave of plant closures
A lack of competitiveness and supportive legislation has combined with soft demand to push firms to sell or close plants
