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Website: What’s that Stuff?

Posted on November 12th, 2009 by ASEE

From nail polish to sandpaper, plasma globes, baseballs, and frankincense, The C&EN (Chemical and Engineering News) “What’s That Stuff?” page presents a collection of brief articles that examine the chemistry — as well as the engineering — behind a wide variety of everyday products.

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Tags: Chemical, Engineering Publications, Grades 9-12, Materials Engineering

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