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July 14, 2014 Cover
Volume 92, Issue 28
Battery technology firms are closing in on the huge mass market for plug-in electric cars, but the road ahead is anything but smooth
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Chemistry’s Electric Opportunity
Battery technology firms are closing in on the huge mass market for plug-in electric cars, but the road ahead is anything but smooth
248th ACS National Meeting
San Francisco, Aug. 10–14
Heart Lessons From Spilled Oil
Crude oil compounds block ion channels in tuna heart cells, shedding light on link between air pollution and heart disease
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PET Project
Chemists develop reactions with radioactive fluoride, hoping to find new radiotracers for positron emission tomography
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A Fluoropolymer Partner In China
Shanghai 3F finds a global stage by teaming up with several foreign firms
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R&D Tax Credit Stuck In Limbo
Incentive that is popular with companies is snarled in partisan wrangling on Capitol Hill
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Science Concentrates
Getting The Lead Out Of Primary Explosives
A new compound, potassium 1,1´-dinitramino-5,5´-bistetrazolate, shows exceptional potential as a replacement for lead azide
