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October 23, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 42
The seeds of ACS outreach, planted in 1987, are taking root around the world
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National Chemistry Week: The program that brought chemistry to the public
The seeds of ACS outreach, planted in 1987, are taking root around the world
Chemists are uncovering how and why marine organisms synthesize flame-retardant-like molecules
Using genetic and other techniques, the researchers are gaining a better handle on the compounds’ origins and risks
‘Made in China’ now extends to chemical process technology
Local technology developers focus on ethanol production, reducing coal’s carbon footprint
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Forensic science oversight seeks new footing
Policies at the U.S. Department of Justice and National Institute of Standards & Technology are changing
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Astrobiologist Sherry Cady looks to Earth’s remote places to aid the search for past life on Mars
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory scientist studies the chemical signatures of ancient microbial life in rocks
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Science Concentrates
Single-molecule experiment reveals polymer growth spurts
Researchers get the first detailed look at how catalysts crank out individual polymer chains
