Generations of chemists have taken what nature has to offer and converted it into hugely beneficial products — from drugs to dyes and from fertilizers to food packaging. But the current environmental ...

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New experiences, opportunities, and challenges can change our perspectives and introduce new ways to see concepts and issues that we thought we already understood—or that we had no idea existed. And ...

High levels of hydroxyl radicals (OH) can be generated indoors, simply due to the presence of people and ozone. People typically spend 90 percent of their lives inside, at home, at work, or in ...

New research examines the chemistry of a proposal to curb climate change's effects -- creating a sunshade in the upper atmosphere made of sulfuric acid -- and finds that there's more work to do to ...

The World Health Organization recognizes air pollution as an “invisible killer”—a major ongoing public health issue and contributor to climate change. Cities are critically important for understanding ...

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UCLA chemists believe it’s time to rewrite the textbooks as they figured out how to violate Bredt’s rule, which will help chemists discover new medicines. In 1924, Bredt’s rule was more or less ...