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Zoogeochemists measure how animals change the chemistry of their environments
As climate change accelerates, small populations are having a larger impact on their ecosystems
Periodic Graphics: The chemistry of hydrangea color changes
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning illustrates the chemistry behind hydrangeas’ hues
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The cancer arm of the World Health Organization says the common sweetener is possibly carcinogenic, but industry and regulators argue otherwise
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Can CRISPR help stop African Swine Fever?
Gene editing could create a successful vaccine to protect against the viral disease that has killed close to 2 million pigs globally since 2021
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EPA mandates cuts in power plant emissions
Plan is intended to reduce CO2 by 90% by 2039
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Five-membered aryne thought to be impossible synthesized in nickel complex
Researchers gain new insight into strained heteroarynes using organometallic chemistry
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- Tobacco cutworms insert oxygen into nanocarbon hoops and rings
- What you need to know about the bird flu outbreaks in cows
- Periodic Graphics: The chemistry of hydrangea color changes
- Zoogeochemists measure how animals change the chemistry of their environments
- Can CRISPR help stop African Swine Fever?
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Tobacco cutworms insert oxygen into nanocarbon hoops and rings
Larvae perform a chemical transformation that would be challenging to do in a reaction flask
What you need to know about the bird flu outbreaks in cows
A strain of the highly pathogenic avian influenza virus has jumped from birds to cows. Public health officials say the risks for humans remain low
Periodic Graphics: The chemistry of hydrangea color changes
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning illustrates the chemistry behind hydrangeas’ hues
Zoogeochemists measure how animals change the chemistry of their environments
As climate change accelerates, small populations are having a larger impact on their ecosystems
Miniature polymeric tubes separate enantiomers
Devices could offer an alternative to chromatography and speed screening of chiral compounds
Miniature polymeric tubes separate enantiomers
Devices could offer an alternative to chromatography and speed screening of chiral compounds