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rhodium

Facts About Rhodium

By Traci Pedersen published

Properties, sources and uses of the element rhodium.

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At the extreme temperatures and pressures deep within Earth's core, the noble gas xenon can react with metals like iron and nickel.

Is Earth's Missing Xenon Hidden in the Core?

By Stephanie Pappas published

Earth's xenon is missing. But a new experiment suggests it might have been right under our feet all along.

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Bismuth

Facts About Bismuth

By Carol Stoll published

Properties, sources and uses of the element bismuth.

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Chromite ore

Facts About Chromium

By Carol Stoll published

Properties, sources and uses of the element chromium.

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Conceptual atoms and molecules

Chemists May Have Found the 'Missing Link' to the First Life on Earth

By Dave Roos published

The search for the ancient chemical origins of life has a new candidate — a multitasking enzyme that may have set the evolutionary ball rolling.

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Barite

Facts About Barium

By Carol Stoll published

Properties, sources and uses of the element barium.

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Melted calculator

Watch Acetone Vapor Melt a Calculator Like a Salvador Dalí Painting

By Jesse Emspak published

Here's how one YouTube user literally dissolved a calculator, creating a surreal and hypnotic video of the cool chemistry.

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Polypeptide

What Is a Polymer?

By Alina Bradford published

Polymers are materials made of long, repeating chains of molecules. There are natural and synthetic polymers, including proteins and rubber, and glass and epoxies.

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Neptunium sphere

Facts About Neptunium

By Carol Stoll published

Properties, sources and uses of the element neptunium.

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Fluorine-beryllium ore

Facts About Beryllium

By Agata Blaszczak-Boxe published

Beryllium is one of the lightest metals and has one of the highest melting points among the light metals.

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