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Can engineering solve the forever chemical problem?

Phys.org6 November 2026 at 8:10 am IST
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Among the technical inquiries spanning topics like cyclodextrin polymers and mass spectrometry that were stacked in Damian Helbling's inbox was a question about four golden retrievers.

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