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Volume 86, Issue 43

Dynamic nuclear polarization opens up new ways to illuminate biochemical processes

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Dynamic nuclear polarization opens up new ways to illuminate biochemical processes

EPA gives green light to soil fumigant, but California is still assessing risks

Corning avoided financial disaster thanks in part to its 100-year-old R&D organization

Education

The Art of Science

Chemical Heritage Foundation takes a new approach to science museums
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Having The Mettle For Sodium Markets

Métaux Spéciaux and DuPont compete head-to-head in sodium metal
Environment

Limiting Damages

Industry fights to curb large punitive awards
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