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January 1, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 1
Enhancing chemists’ adaptability and promoting safety and diversity will strengthen our field
To build settlements on Mars, we’ll need materials chemistry
Scientists explore ways to use martian soil to build habitats on the red planet
Chemours is C&EN’s company of the year for 2017
Despite obstacles, the DuPont spin-off managed to stand on its own and even prosper
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Creature and creation
Chemistry Nobel laureate and noted author offers insight on Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein’ at 200 years
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Chinese fine chemical firm finds a second home in Inner Mongolia
6 years after cash crunch, Join King Fine Chemical hits home run with second production base
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Science Concentrates
New catalyst puts CO2 to good use
A magnesium hydride complex pairs with a boron Lewis acid to selectively hydrosilylate CO2 and convert it to formaldehyde
