News In Chemistry
LONG WAY TO THE
BOTTOM Support structures and fuel-rod
assemblies deep inside the cores of large commercial nuclear
reactors, like this unit near Gösgen, Switzerland, are built to
withstand the punishing effects of intense heat and radiation.
FOR DECADES, researchers believed that bacterial cells lack the tightly controlled internal architecture seen in eukaryotic cells, the type that animals, plants, fungi, and protists such as algae are made of.
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