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September 25, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 38
While consumers can now buy their own hydrogen-powered vehicles, industry looks to expand the refueling infrastructure and lower the cost of fuel-cell cars
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Fuel-cell cars finally drive off the lot
While consumers can now buy their own hydrogen-powered vehicles, industry looks to expand the refueling infrastructure and lower the cost of fuel-cell cars
What’s the best way to show a new chemical reaction’s scope?
Organic chemists grapple with this question as standardized methods for substrate analysis come online
Forensic chemist describes the challenges of investigating a fire scene
Florida International University’s José Almirall discusses standards and tools needed to comb through fire debris for chemical evidence
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Relocating chemical plants in China
New government guidelines will force complex moving operations
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Indian scientists protest unscientific ideas, call for more funding
Organizers of demonstrations seek response from government
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Molecular machine builds set of chiral molecules
Machine ‘arm’ swivels back and forth to add pieces stereoselectively
