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Chemistry news videos, explainers, profiles, and more from Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN).
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Channel art: Alberto Concellón at MIT made these complex droplets in water using a fluorinated oil, a liquid crystal, and surfactant molecules. Read more at bit.ly/concellon-droplets.
Want chemistry news? Or are you simply a chemistry fan? At C&EN, you'll find accessible, thoroughly reported, visually stunning stories from the world of chemistry and related fields.
C&EN is an editorially independent newsmagazine published by the American Chemical Society, the world’s largest scientific society. Read more at cen.acs.org.
Questions? Ideas? Tweet at us @cenmag
Like us on Facebook @CENews
Follow us on Instagram @cenmag
Channel art: Alberto Concellón at MIT made these complex droplets in water using a fluorinated oil, a liquid crystal, and surfactant molecules. Read more at bit.ly/concellon-droplets.
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SailorBarsoom
(4 minutes ago)
I'm guessing the powder isn't as dangerous as some want to think. But still, it's cool to see. And unlike with extrusion, the support is built in.
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wrathrider014
(10 minutes ago)
ty this really helped with my graphics products coursework!
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ShawnMeier
(18 minutes ago)
Quickly looking around I was not able to find the OSHA document but I believe that certain types of dust that are either large enough or don't aerosolize well are safe to work with without a respirator. Cetainly if the stuff is getting in the air its not a good idea to breath it though.
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xEZGAMERx
(27 minutes ago)
Amazing technology.
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pmgrafael
(32 minutes ago)
Wich the processing time?
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Greenjah81
(47 minutes ago)
very cool. how much this sort of printer would cost though?
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mebossyounothing
(52 minutes ago)
OSHA approves everything if you give the right amount of money to the right guy
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hussainbhavnagarwala2596
(2 hour ago)
how is the density and mechanical properties controlled ?
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nunofilipemarquesdeoliveir7261
(1 hour ago)
nylon 6 ?
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waterskippers
(3 hours ago)
What material is this?
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JustBeachyGuy
(20 hours ago)
they are doing this with metal now, like printing metal gears.
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maplestoryhack
(12 hours ago)
OSHA Certified here. Not in compliance!
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sch2ny
(1 hours ago)
The people conducting this procedure with a fine nylon powder are shown without protection for skin, eyes, and respiratory tract. The powder can be seen from time to time puffing as a briefly visible cloud in the air, and coating the person's hands and arms. Is the lack of protection really a good idea?
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DominicParker
(7 hours ago)
Is the narrator at the end speaking from space?
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TheLoneBit
(10 hours ago)
Sooo much Coke!!! I mean white powder.....
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MikeTrieu
(2 hours ago)
Shouldn't that technician be wearing a respirator or something? I don't think OSHA would approve =P
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DanFrederiksen
(2 hours ago)
Imagine printing houses with laser sintering of sand..
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