
Expect the unexpected: why the chemistry community should pay more attention to ‘inert’ materials
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi3wFBVV95cUxPLXFseFRQc2RmOHRnMEo4eGx2MzRXZ2wxYXRfb2tpcG90OHRIUW9ENjAtZkZUeWxjWGNSN09lOFJDa1ZCejJEMG9UVnFzLU5kUnBCcjJYbHNsVklfd1hWYlBGRURNRV9RcWtmV2RmS3VWU3dkbF9CMllCQVZWQzllOTVXaEQ0SjJSUlJNN1dwU3ZCYkZQSGZsNjVCakNEelo3Rm1XQ3laN1lLNEdoWGl2alA5Z1Y3aUktZEVJWlFER09Uc1VPUkdUTW5TQkVJU0FQUHF4UUFFazBac1pKQ2VZ?oc=5" target="_blank">Expect the unexpected: why the chemistry community should pay more attention to ‘inert’ materials</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Chemistry World</font>
