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April 18, 2016 Cover

Volume 94, Issue 16

Silicone wristbands mimic how the body absorbs toxic compounds

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  • Chemical makers hold research spending steady, but capital spending will stall in 2016

    Spin-offs and consolidation take a toll on big chemical firms’ outlays for research and construction

  • Dutch chemical plant under investigation

    Government to test residents living near former DuPont fluorochemicals facility

  • Lawn care firm Scotts to stop using neonicotinoids

    Concerns about honeybee health prompts firm to reformulate consumer products

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Physical Chemistry

Single-atom heat engine created

Calcium ion acts like a flywheel in phenomenon predicted by Feynman

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