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August 1, 2016 Cover

Volume 94, Issue 31

Urine, sweat, and lotions all react with treated pool water to form chemical by-products, but the jury’s still out on whether those by-products are harmful to your health

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The chemical reactions taking place in your swimming pool

Urine, sweat, and lotions all react with treated pool water to form chemical by-products, but the jury’s still out on whether those by-products are harmful to your health

  • New materials take a bite out of tooth decay

    Mercury and gold give way to polymer composites, alternative cavity treatments, and new tooth replacement materials

  • A biotech hub grows in Doylestown

    Pennsylvania center thrives on local talent but struggles to accommodate demand

  • Tesla spurs demand for lithium chemicals

    Albemarle, FMC, and others to boost output of lightest metal

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Materials

Stay weird, gallium

Researchers create gallium nanoparticles with solid cores and liquid shells

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