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March 27, 2017 Cover

Volume 95, Issue 13

Material and manufacturing innovations are the secrets for more comfortable – and someday more interactive – vision correction

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Making better contact lenses

Material and manufacturing innovations are the secrets for more comfortable – and someday more interactive – vision correction

  • What could chemistry do with more expensive instruments?

    Workshops conclude chemistry could benefit from NSF mid-scale instrumentation program, which funds instrument projects with price tags between $4 million and $70 million

  • Change comes to Pittcon

    As instrument makers worried about taxes and trade, organizers unveiled changes for the conference

  • Sketch chemistry: Molecular nightmares

    A comic collaboration between C&EN and ChemScrapes cartoonist Brendan Burkett

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Synthesis

First direct catalytic difluoromethylations from ClCF2H

Researchers take advantage of inexpensive industrial chemical as a new fluorine source

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