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How to Make an Egg Transparent?
The video shows how to see the yolk in the egg without destroying the egg

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Why Grass Does Not Glow Red
Chlorophyll fluoresces in an ethanol solution but not in its natural environment—a student experiment

How Do Oil Paints Dry?
The drying process of oil-based paints can take several weeks to months or years. Why does it take so long?

What Are Face Masks Made of?
We use them all the time, but what are they actually made of? How does the filter effect work?

With Science against Food Waste
Student lab informs about chemical changes in food and increases awareness of food waste

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Are Eco-Friendly Fireworks Possible?
A great deal of time and effort has been invested in recent years to make pyrotechnics less problematic

Chemistry & Baking
A compilation of articles on chemistry related to baking

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Editors recommend science-themed holiday gift ideas

When Corpses Meet Forensic Pathologists – Part 1
A look behind the scenes at two cases that illustrate the different approaches used in forensic toxicology

Chemistry Advent Calendar 2021
Your daily dose of everyday chemistry

Why Do Cash Registers Not Need Ink Cartridges?
How does the thermal printing process for receipts, parking tickets, and the like work?

Composition of the Nobel Prize Medals
Every Nobel Prize winner receives a medal at the award ceremony. What is it made of?

How Much Packaging Do We Need?
Is less packaging better for the environment?

Reducing Your Consumption of Raw Materials
Reflecting on old traditions and learning new things to improve sustainability

A Molecule Story: d-Tubocurarine
it was amazing to me that something that was initially a poison could then be used to save lives