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Franklin Becker is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering everyday chemistry. He previously reported for local trade publications before earning an MA in science writing from the University of Southern California. Becker lives in Bristol, Rhode Island, where he frequently takes landscape photos along neighborhood trails.

What Common Things Are Made of Carbon?
What Does Uranium Taste Like? A Scientific Look
What Is Krypton Used for in Everyday Life?
What Are Phosphates Used For: From Food to Batteries
What Are Some Uses of Silicon in Everyday Life?
What Is the Density of Ethanol?
What Is the Density of Glycerin?
Where Can You Find Silicon in Nature and Everyday Life?
Is Nitrogen an Inert Gas? The Science Explained
Is Natural Gas Heavier or Lighter Than Air?
How Is Fluorine Used in Everyday Life?
What Is Saltpeter? Its Uses and Chemical Composition
How Is Carbon Used in Everyday Life?
What Temperature Does Jet Fuel Burn At?
What Is Sulfur Used for in Everyday Life?
Where Is Zinc Oxide Found and What Is It Used For?
What Does Moles Mean? Skin, Chemistry & More
Why Is Silica Gel Used in Packaging?
Is Chromium Reactive
What Gas Is Used Today in Energy, Medicine, and More?
Where Can You Find Chemicals in Everyday Life?
When Was Chlorine Gas First Used as a Weapon?
Is Ammonium Nitrate a Fertilizer or an Explosive?
What Does Benzoic Acid Look Like?
Which Is Safer: Butane or Propane?
What Does a Yellow Flame Mean and Is It Dangerous?
Is Lighter Fluid the Same as Butane?
Is Acetone a Flammable Liquid?
What Is Commonly Found in Commercial Propane?
How Long Does It Take for Spilled Gas to Evaporate?