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Texas A&M University: Advancing the future through chemistry research

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The way the world operates is a given. The earth circles the sun. A year ticks by in 12 months, 365 days. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. People go to work, and people go home. Life moves in a rhythm that feels routine, yet as integral to the human existence as the sun is to the solar system, is chemistry. From the molecules in our bodies, to the sunscreen we slather, to the onions that make us cry, there’s a chemical reasoning b…
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Texas A&M University: Advancing the future through chemistry research

The way the world operates is a given. The earth circles the sun. A year ticks by in 12 months, 365 days. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. People go to work, and people go home. Life moves in a rhythm that feels routine, yet as integral to the human existence as the sun is to the solar system, is chemistry. From the molecules in our bodies, to the sunscreen we slather, to the onions that make us cry, there’s a chemical reasoning b…

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