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Chemistry’s contributions to the well-being of humanity are being celebrated in 2011
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June 27, 2011 Cover
Volume 89, Issue 26
Chemistry’s contributions to the well-being of humanity are being celebrated in 2011
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Keeping The Faith At Germany’s BASF
Chairman Kurt Bock seeks to balance old and new at the world’s largest chemical maker
242nd ACS National Meeting
DENVER, Aug. 28–Sept. 1
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Chemistry Boosts Global Sustainable Development
Food, environmental, green, and industrial chemistry sectors promote development and education in Africa, worldwide
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Isotopes MARK the spot
Ratios of stable isotopes help locate the origin of corpses, follow migration routes, and authenticate items as different as bottled water and expensive cheese
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Measuring Chemistry’s Impact
NSF program strives to put a value on federally funded research
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Science Concentrates
Peptides Block Fibril Formation
Computationally designed inhibitors suggest general strategy to prevent the formation of disease-causing amyloid
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