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Posted by Lisa Jarvis on September 9, 2008 in Chemistry is Everywhere

shutterstock_16251508.jpgFire grenades! Er, rather, flame-retardant grenades propel powdery potassium bicarbonate, water, or a fluorcarbon at fires. Scientific American

Is artificial turf full ‘o lead? WSJ

Is organic food full ‘o heavy metals? Slate

British food policy expert advocates for attaching eco-cost computer chips to food labels. BBC

Catalytic converters for your gas lawn mower that use fibers made from nanoparticles. CNet

The first graduates of a course in “forensic art” display their handiwork. BBC

1 Comment on Chemistry Newsbytes

By Corinne Marasco on September 12, 2008 at 11:20 am

This is also from Scientific American:

How long would it take the LHC to defrost a pizza? The answer is here.

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