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1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Sydney Smith

   Ultrasensitive heat sensor tracks X-rays from nuclear materials (opens the original)

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   Ultrasensitive heat sensor tracks X-rays from nuclear materials Device can boost accuracy in monitoring radioactivity at power plants and weapons facilities The latest chemistry news, including important research advances, business and policy trends, chemical safety practices, career guidance, and more. A newly designed ultrasensitive heat sensor may make monitoring nuclear materials at power plants and weapons facilities easier and more reliable. The device, developed by researchers at the US N

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2. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Sydney Smith

   Volume I of 'JACS' came with fabric samples—to prove a point (opens the original)

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   Volume I of 'JACS' came with fabric samples—to prove a point Analytical chemists study the nearly 150-year-old dyes Your one stop source for all ACS News. The latest in meetings, awards, governance, ACS publishing, and more. Almost 150 years ago, in the very first volume of the Journal of the American Chemical Society, issue 6, published in 1879, Henry Morton begins, “There is a piece of recent chemical history which has already become somewhat involved on account of the oversight of some writer

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