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September 21, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 37
Resistant weeds, fears of health effects drive market for alternatives to widely used herbicide
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Rocky Road For Roundup
Resistant weeds, fears of health effects drive market for alternatives to widely used herbicide
A Renaissance For NMRs, Big And Small
Some nuclear magnetic resonance instruments shrink, even as the more complex ones get larger
How Singapore Developed Its Chemical Enterprise
To mark last month’s independence day celebrations, C&EN looks back at the country’s struggles
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Chemical Communication Under The Sea
Study showing how a sea slug chemically sniffs out its seaweed prey highlights the emerging field of marine chemical ecology
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Polymer Case Means More Precise Patents
A suit between two chemical giants may help rewrite the patent rules for everybody
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Building Lighter, Faster Military Aircraft
The U.S. Air Force turns to computational methods to find new materials to replace metal in its aircraft
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Iron + Vanadium Share A Magnetic Moment
Inorganic Chemistry: Partial nitrogen-atom transfer provides a new synthetic tool for making single-molecule magnets
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