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October 7, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 39
Under public pressure, plastics makers are increasingly looking to partner with companies to develop chemical recycling processes
Cover image:Under public pressure, plastics makers are increasingly looking to partner with companies developing chemical recycling technologies
Credit: Yang H. Ku/C&EN/Shutterstock
Plastic has a problem; is chemical recycling the solution?
Under public pressure, plastics makers are increasingly looking to partner with companies to develop chemical recycling processes
Missions to Mars will need an upgraded dinner menu
As we plan long-duration space missions, scientists study how to grow food on the Red Planet and improve the nutrition of packaged snacks
Getty Conservation Institute creates a library of plastics to help conservators protect plastic art
Materials scientist Odile Madden leads a team studying how to stop degradation in museums
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From our archives: An essay on thallium, by Jerome O. Nriagu
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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Career Ladder: Amber Wise
This former chemistry professor is helping cannabis regulators make science-based decisions
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Science Concentrates
Chemists make arrays of click chemistry–ready azides efficiently and safely
Reaction converts primary amines to azides to make large libraries of compounds
Business & Policy Concentrates
- Firmenich, BASF buy natural flavor and fragrance firms
- Bayer, BASF eye substantial, sustainable growth in agricultural products
- European Chemicals Agency proposes tight controls for uses of BPA, dechlorane plus, and two glycol ethers
- Pesticides, biotech crops on wildlife refuges trigger lawsuit
- Technology stands out at synthetic biology conference
