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Chemical Elements and Molecules
Aluminum: A Power-Hungry Metal (Dec 2001)
Aluminum: A Thoroughly Modern Metal (Dec 2001)
Chlorine: Friend or Foe? (Jul 1994)
Copper: A Metal for All Ages (Nov 1998)
Dyes: Adding Color to Our Lives (May 1987)
Fluorine's First One Hundred Years (Dec 1986)
Inert Gas Heavyweights: Five Bright Nobles (Mar 2000)
Lead: Brilliant Performer (Jul 1989)
Lead: Toxic Treasure (Nov 1999)
Lithium: Legacy of a Light Element (Apr 1990)
Mercury in the Body  (May 2004)
Mercury: The Two-Faced Element (May 2004)
Methyl Bromide: Fallout From a Pending Phaseout (Aug 1993)
Nitrogen in Life and Death (May 1993)
Oxygen (Sep 1986)
Phosphorus: A Matter of Life and Death (Dec 1990)
Platinum: When So Little Means So Much (Apr 1992)
Plutonium: Power and Poison (Jul 1991)
Salt: The Sea's Bounty (Aug 1988)
Silicon: In a Grain of Sand (Nov 1992)
Sodium Bicarbonate: Bubbles, Balance, and Grit (Apr 1995)
Sulfur: Villain or Hero? (Jan 1990)
Titanium: At the Speed of Life (Apr 1998)
Tungsten: From Lighting to Writing (May 2003)

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