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Blue plaque honours founder of the Chemical Society set up 185 years ago

Chemistry World 20 Mar 2025
Historical sign commemorates Robert Warington’s life with tribute at his home ....
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US scientists harness laser to track molten salt nuclear reactor chemistry at 662°F

Interesting Engineering 20 Mar 2025
This helped them thoroughly analyze the chemical reactions and determine how well the gas dissolves in the salt ... The study has been published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society.
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Germany reopens its embassy in Damascus

Enab Baladi 20 Mar 2025
... “sovereign and secure” and would not leave room for terrorism, chemical weapons, or malicious foreign entities during a meeting with representatives of Syrian civil society organizations.
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Commentary: Bethlehem's water troubles present lessons for every municipality

Times Union 20 Mar 2025
Like water systems across the country, Bethlehem faces ongoing threats from the tens of thousands of chemicals in use in our society which can end up in our water.
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Tokyo Underground Sarin Attack At 30: Who Was The Deranged Doomsday Cult Responsible?

IFL Science 19 Mar 2025
As the chemical reacted with the air, it started to give off colorless, odorless fumes that were inhaled by those who remained onboard ... Instead, incidents of chemical weapons use have mostly been at the behest of states themselves.
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Plants can now tell you when they’re stressed out

Popular Science 19 Mar 2025
But a new plant-wearable device developed by researchers at the American Chemical Society could offer an early warning system ... Its purpose is to detect hydrogen peroxide, a chemical plants release when exposed to environmental stress ... Credit ... Credit ... .
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37 years since Iraq's Halabja, survivors face unfilled promises

The New Arab 17 Mar 2025
... salary of 450,000 Iraqi dinars (nearly $402), while those with three to fourteen martyrs receive 900,000 dinars," Luqman Abdulqadir, head of the Halabja Chemical Victims' Society, told The New Arab.
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Scientists Develop Rapid Bird Flu Detector for Airborne Test

Knoxville Daily Sun 15 Mar 2025
SATURDAY, March 15, 2025 (HealthDay News) -- Scientists have created a handheld sensor that can quickly detect bird flu (H5N1) in the air, potentially stopping outbreaks before they spread ... +7 ... +4 ... American Chemical Society, news release, March 7, 2025.
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Popular acne products recalled due to benzene contamination

WPTV 14 Mar 2025
The products include. ProductLot number(s)Expiration date ... According to the American Cancer Society, the chemical is used "mainly to make other chemicals, including plastics, resins, lubricants, rubbers, dyes, detergents, drugs, and pesticides.". .
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Maine has struggled to keep up with water testing at PFAS hotspot

Bangor Daily News 13 Mar 2025
PFAS chemicals are ubiquitous in society, being used in products from water-repellent clothing to nonstick cookware and some cosmetics. The chemicals have water-, heat- and grease-resistant properties.
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Govt to fight ban on environmentally toxic POP idols, including going to court

Hindustan Times 13 Mar 2025
POP is a toxic chemical and insoluble in water ... Moreover, the chemical colours that are being used to make the idols attractive are also harmful to the water, said environmental watchdog NatConnect Foundation director BN Kumar.
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Ensuring universal health care with Jan Aushadhi Kendras

Hindustan Times 12 Mar 2025
For making these units viable and self-reliant, the entrepreneurs are assisted and facilitated by the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Bureau of India (PMBI), a society working under the ministry of chemicals and fertilisers ... ....
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Firefighters Face Higher Risk of Brain Cancer Due to Chemical Exposure, Study Finds

Watan 11 Mar 2025
study has suggested that firefighters may be at a higher risk of developing glioma brain tumors due to exposure to certain chemicals encountered during their work ... Chemical exposure effects Key Findings of the Study.
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Mass surveillance fears over technology that can ‘suck DNA out the air’

AOL 11 Mar 2025
In a new report, the Royal Society said that the technique could aid in the investigation of crimes, or help spot dangerous chemicals that could indicate an imminent biosecurity threat or terror attack.
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