Deep-sea fish that have evolved non-reflective ultra-black skin to avoid being eaten by other fish. Nanoscale linked chains. Locust pheromones that encourage flocking behavior. The world's brightest fluorescent material. Dead bacteria that participate with living bacteria in swarms. These are a few of Chemical and Engineering News' favorite things.
Here are the chemistry stories that delighted the editors of Chemical and Engineering News this year
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The real reason Tesla is tanking: Musk's political self-sabotage
Tesla sales are way down, the stock has fallen by 40%. This piece on the BBC website purports to look at the headwinds Tesla faces in a tough market: A… READ THE REST
Juror #2's media diet may decide if Democracy lives or dies
The jury is chosen, the trial is underway. I deeply hope these twelve citizens can find a way to convict Donald Trump. It would mean that somehow the world has… READ THE REST
Washing away pesticides works
There are some food prep traditions that don't do a lick of good. The Five Second Rule — you can eat any food that falls on the floor if you… READ THE REST
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Upgrade your tech for the new year with this refurbished iPad Pro, less than half price right now
TL;DR: Save over $350 on a refurbished Apple iPad Pro 10.5" 256GB, plus a free accessories bundle, with this sweet deal on sale for just $315.99 right now. Tech fans, it's time… READ THE REST
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