C&EN’s Year in Chemistry
A look at the science that shone brightest in 2017
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December 18, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 49
A look at the science that shone brightest in 2017
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Chemists and chemistry enthusiasts demonstrate to the public the many ways that ‘Chemistry Rocks!’
Steam treating enhances platinum’s durability and knack for scrubbing CO from engine emissions
Antibodies produced from carrying multiple male fetuses could help explain why having older brothers increases a man’s likelihood of being gay
Tunable technology was born in the labs of Stanford professor Thomas Wandless
New set of techniques enables the mass-production of micrometer-sized DNA structures
Health benefits are achieved in rats with lower hormone doses than current estrogen-based drug treatment