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- Ten Chemical Innovations That Will Change Our World by F. Gomollon-Bel
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"Frontiers in Chemistry: Let's create our Future! 100 years with IUPAC"

IUPAC will celebrate its Centenary holding its General Assembly and World Congress in Paris, France, along with a dedicated sessions and events. #IUPAC2019Paris

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- Vote for the Nobelium Entries People's Choice Awards
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