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Who is Nature’s Biggest Stinker?
The striped skunk’s secretion is a highly complex natural substance and a masterpiece of sulfur chemistry
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The Molecular Marvels of the Transformers
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Absinthe: The Magic of the Green Fairy – Part 2
Self-experimentation, a possible molecular formula in the search for the Green Fairy, and the right way to drink absinthe
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Absinthe: The Magic of the Green Fairy – Part 1
When drinking modern absinthe, is there still a chance of getting a kiss from the Green Fairy like the Bohemian Parisians at the end of the 19th century?
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The Amazing Chemical Survival Strategy of a Moth – Part 2
Nine-hour copulation and exciting chemistry – The little woolly bear Utetheisa ornatrix is a chemical survival artist
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The Amazing Chemical Survival Strategy of a Moth – Part 1
The secret: the right diet from the start, rigorous sex, and a good helping of chemistry
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Chemistry Takes on Paper Conservation – Part 3
How deacidification can save old papers
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Chemistry Takes on Paper Conservation – Part 2
The chemical causes of paper disintegration
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Chemistry Takes on Paper Conservation – Part 1
The beginnings of paper production—from rags to wood
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The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 4
How balloons are made and why rubber products can contain harmful nitrosamines
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The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 3
How latex is collected, transported, and converted to natural rubber
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The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 2
The discovery of vulcanization—a happy accident or the result of hard work?
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What Color Is the Sun?
Yellow? Green? White? 🤔🌞
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The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 1
The balloon is certainly not the most important product based on rubber, but it may be the prettiest
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Dental Restoration Materials
Let's take a closer look at the chemistry behind fixing our smiles
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The Licorice Wheel – Part 3
How do chemists today determine the structure of a complex natural substance?
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The Licorice Wheel – Part 2
Let us accompany Leopold Ružička on his arduous journey from the molecular formula C30H46O4 to the structural formula