It looks like water. It smells like vinegar. And it can burn through skin in seconds. Welcome to the icy world of glacial acetic acid a chemical so pure it solidifies like ice, and so reactive it ...

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The groundbreaking of Again’s new acetic acid production facility in Texas City marks a key step toward commercializing sustainable chemicals from recycled CO 2. Supported by Helm and Diamond ...

Whether it’s a new sheet mask or using an unexpected item as a spot treatment, it can often feel like there’s a new must-have skin care product being raved about on social media every other day. And ...

It wasn’t long ago that tranexamic acid was the reserve of medicine. Wielded by doctors for its blood clotting properties, it was found effective at halting hemorrhages, and is still used as an ...

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Glycolic acid boasts numerous benefits, most of which come courtesy of its ability to promote cellular turnover. The acid breaks down the bonds that secure dead cells to the skin’s surface, which not ...

Lightweight yet strong and resistant to corrosion and weathering, carbon fiber–reinforced polymers (CFRPs) are used in aircraft, shipping containers, natural gas storage tanks, wind turbine blades, ...