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April 1, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 13
The organic chemist’s uncanny ability to think like a molecule has made him a master at inventing useful reactions
Cover image:Photo of K. Barry Sharpless
Credit: Sandy Huffaker
A new spring for polymers in Japan
Concern about ability to innovate is leading to the invention of new industrial materials
Periodic Graphics: Essential elements for humans
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning shines a light on the parts of the periodic table that make life possible
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From our archives: An essay on cobalt, by Ekkehard Schwab
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table, C&EN is re-releasing its favorite essays from a special 2003 collectors’ issue celebrating the elements
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Meet C&EN’s new advice columnist, Jen Heemstra
Emory University chemistry professor and Twitter phenom will answer your questions in this new monthly advice column
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Science Concentrates
- Complementary cross-coupling methods offer better synthetic routes to atropisomeric biaryls
- Scientists use propofol to disrupt people’s traumatic memories
- Plastic crystals could cool fridges
- New method deposits low-resistance electrodes on 2-D semiconductors
- Low-cost polymer works well in perovskite solar cells
Glass beads help robots deliver minuscule amounts of reagents
ChemBeads offer microgram dosing of solid reagents for high-throughput reaction screening
