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FYI: What Do Forensic Chemists Do, And Why Would They Cheat?
Which City Has The Most Nobel Prize Winners? [Infographic]
Explore Chemistry Like Never Before, Inside A Minecraft World Of Molecules
How Did Lead Get Into Flint River Water?
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Corning’s new Gorilla Glass could make your phone screen a lot harder to break
What ‘Earth-Shaking’ Evidence Did The Mars Rover Curiosity Just Find?
FYI: Can You Make An Authentic Twinkie At Home?
Gray Matter: Quantum physics in a glass
Forensic Crime Labs Are A Mess. What Happened?
7 Amazing Ways Nanotechnology Is Changing The World
A Cleaner Way To Get Rare Earth Elements Out Of Coal
Why the Beirut blast created a mushroom cloud
Food Coloring Goes Under The Microscope In This Collection Of Stunning Crystal Imagery
Gray Matter: Smart Chemistry Builds Gluten-Free Bread With Some Bite
This year’s Nobel Prize in chemistry ‘rewards a revolution based on evolution’
FYI: Why Does Salt Water Make Hurricane Damage So Much Worse?
Superomniphobic Material Repels Any Liquid You Can Think Of
Archive Gallery: A Century of Weather Control
Jefferson-Era Chemistry Lab Discovered At UVA
The weirdest things we learned this week: Lady Liberty’s big secret, the ultimate exercise hack, and a penis in a bottle
Watch This Stretchable Wire Heal Itself
Controlled Evolution In A Test Tube Produces Artificial Enzymes
With Modified Jet Fuel, Planes Can’t Explode
The Secret of Successful Kissing
Adam Cohen Lights Up Neurons To See How They Fire
The Periodic Table: Older Than It’s Ever Been
Japanese Team Claims Discovery Of Elusive Element 113, And May Get To Name It
Gray Matter: The instant hot tub
Damaged Tomatoes Could Provide Electricity
Researchers Create A ‘Google Map’ Of The Human Metabolism
Shooting portraits on photo paper is a mixture of chemistry and a dying art
Video: A Ball of Metal Bounces Off a Thin Sheet of Super-Tough Hydrogel
A scientific approach to dessert
I don’t know: Alaska
Can We Reengineer Ourselves to Cope With the Effects of Climate Change?
Keep Your Bananas Ripe by Spraying Them With Recycled Shrimp Shells
Watch This Absolutely Beautiful Animated Explanation Of DNA
The complicated, century-long relationship between swimming pools and chlorine
Scientists Pull Carbon Nanofibers Out Of Thin Air
6 Things You Should Know About Lab Diamonds
Researchers Create Self-Repairing Rubber
Unique Chemical Bond Only Seen In Dwarf Stars Could Make Better Computers
How Thatcher The Chemist Helped Make Thatcher The Politician
Science Finally Understands How Cereal Gets Soggy
Chemistry Finally Delivers Long-Promised Self-Cleaning Lawn Furniture
What Is Anhydrous Ammonia, The Chemical At The Site Of The West, Texas, Explosion?
Scientists Have Found A Way To Keep Fruit Fresh Without A Refrigerator
Exclusive: Colored Bubbles Have Landed (and Popped and Vanished)
What’s It Like to Name An Element on the Periodic Table?
How The Human Nose Helps Chemists Analyze Flavor
A Library Of Every Drug That Could Ever Exist
How to Tell If A Diamond Was Grown In A Lab
The scientific way to make perfectly creamy fondue
Robotic noses could be the future of disaster rescue—if they can outsniff search dogs
Eating Boogers Could Be Good For You
Newly Discovered Element 112 Named “Copernicum”
Dear Schools: Stop Treating Science-Curious Kids Like Criminals
You should buy an instant film camera—here’s how
Glove Changes Color When It Detects Toxins
Aluminum Blasted With X-Ray Laser Reveals New Transparent State of Matter
Turkey Day chemistry in the kitchen
Cornstarch Replaces Cyanide In Clean New Gold Extraction Method
State Drops Charges Against High School Student Arrested For Science Experiment
Lab-on-a-Chip Can Carry Out Over 1,000 Chemical Reactions at Once
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