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Nothingness: The noble gases get to work

Physics

Nothingness: The noble gases get to work

Noble gases are a do-nothing group of elements that barely exist on Earth. But that doesn't mean they're not valuable, says David E. Fisher

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A matter of chemistry

A matter of chemistry

Careers

Your brain chemistry existed before animals did

Life

Your brain chemistry existed before animals did

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Redefining hydrogen bonds, the givers of life

Life

Redefining hydrogen bonds, the givers of life

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Heaviest elements yet join periodic table

Physics

Heaviest elements yet join periodic table

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Life

Evolution of cognition might be down to brain chemistry

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Atoms ripple in the periodic table of shapes

Physics

Atoms ripple in the periodic table of shapes

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Telltale chemistry could betray ET

Earth

Telltale chemistry could betray ET

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Chemistry helps to trap the Trappist imitators

Technology

Chemistry helps to trap the Trappist imitators

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Chemistry Nobel winner: My work is not done

Chemistry Nobel winner: My work is not done

Not content with winning a Nobel prize for his work on palladium catalysts, Ei-ichi Negishi says he still has a lot left to do

Opinion

The madness and love that built the periodic table

Books & Arts

Better living through green chemistry: House and home

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Better living through green chemistry: Electronics

Features

Better living through green chemistry: Clothing

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