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April 3, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 14
For nearly 50 years, the chemistry innovator has advanced organometallics, olefin polymerization, and materials synthesis
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Can tobacco clean up its act?
Emerging tobacco products have cleaner chemistry than cigarettes but regulators remain leery of their benefit—and the companies developing them
Chinese professors turn entrepreneurial
Spurred by increased funding and clearer guidelines, academics aim to develop commercial drugs
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Chemistry in pictures
Selections from cen.chempics.org, where C&EN showcases the beauty of chemistry
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Merck KGaA: Sole survivor
Last remaining chemical-pharma firm rejects case for separating businesses
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Polluted sites linger under U.S. cleanup program
Washington leaders to hasten completion of remediation at Superfund sites
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Science Concentrates
Fangblenny venom drops blood pressure, ignites inflammation
The colorful, inauspicious fish evolved its fangs before its venom-making skills
