Chemists use atomic manipulation to nudge cyclo[18]carbon into being
Probe microscopy helps researchers create and visualize a carbon allotrope that was first predicted in the 1980s
Chemists continue to forget safety concerns about sodium hydride
Popular base can decompose certain solvents, potentially leading to explosions
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Jury award compensates the start-up firm Olaplex for losses over hair protection knockoff
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The world's first GMO probiotic is for sale; it's designed to prevent hangovers
The product, made by ZBiotics, is regulated as a food, not a drug, and has not been vetted for effectiveness in humans
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Blue perovskite LEDs get an efficiency boost
Researchers mix nanoparticles and 2-D perovskites to double efficiency
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Your guide to the ACS Fall 2019 National Meeting in San Diego
C&EN’s editors pick the speakers and symposia to catch
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Holden Thorp named editor in chief of Science
Chemist stepped down as provost of Washington University in St. Louis in July
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Steel plant waste could mop up CO2
Low-cost management of steel slag waste could boost CO2 uptake
Microplastic in drinking water found to pose little risk to humans
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Holden Thorp named editor in chief of Science
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Kary Mullis dies at age 74
Biochemist received Nobel Prize for invention of PCR and attracted controversy for positions on climate change and AIDS