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Using 3D-printed cyanobacteria to clean water https://ow.ly/Y6pB50PIQUP

Scientists manipulate quantum mechanics to slow down a chemical reaction by 100 billion times https://ow.ly/vNFN50PLBoz

Table Salt – The Surprising Secret Ingredient Revolutionizing Chemical Recycling https://ow.ly/uMj150PLzcH

Scientists invent a bright way to upcycle plastics into liquids that can store hydrogen energy https://ow.ly/hJAs50PLyUg

Quantum computer reveals chemical reaction in 100-billionth-speed slow-mo
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Chemists use nature as inspiration for a sustainable, affordable adhesive system https://ow.ly/2C8o50PLz9C

Powering our future with sulfur
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The of the water of life ( )

The wonder of whisky Kit Chapman takes a closer look at the chemistry of the water of life, from the slow reactions of its ageing to testing for fakes

Old books can have unsafe levels of chromium, but readers’ risk is low

Old books can have unsafe levels of chromium, but readers’ risk is low An analysis of a university collection found that the vibrant pigments coating some Victorian-era tomes exceed exposure limits for the heavy metal.

New study shows promise for turning cuttlefish ink into sustainable biopolymers

New study shows promise for turning cuttlefish ink into sustainable biopolymers - World Bio Market Insights Scientists in Japan have conducted a promising study on using melanin, a pigment found in cuttlefish ink, as a source for creating sustainable materials.