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Posted by Bethany Halford and Lisa Jarvis on June 24, 2008 in Chemistry is Everywhere
Are styrofoam cups really all that bad? A back-of-the-envelope calculation says no. SciGuy
Before you go crazy on the beer at the summertime BBQ, consider this study linking alcohol to mouth and throat cancer. Sciencebase
Could a molecule found in chickens be the key to future allergy treatments? BBC
Carbon dating reveals that we may grow and shrink, but our number of fat cells stays the same. In the Pipeline
An analytical chemist who once worked for the space shuttle program brings his chemical know-how to the kitchen. Orlando Sentinel
Smart girls eat fish. ScienceNOW
Microfluidics get to work sorting worms. NY Times
Have you got a spare high-pressure carbon dioxide gas system? This guy used his to make a toaster cannon. Gizmodo
1 Comment on Chemistry Newsbytes
By David Bradley on June 24, 2008 at 4:33 pm
Thanks for the link Bethany. I trust your readership will take to time to check out the study in detail as the researchers obviously go into a lot more detail about the actual levels of risks of various factors than I could in a short blog post.
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