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Shauna Matsumoto teaches chemistry and physical science at a public high school. With 13 years in the sciences, she worked in industrial chemical production and refinery laboratories before entering the classroom. Matsumoto also contributes pieces on industrial chemistry to Biology Insights.

How Does Temperature Affect Decomposition?Chemistry
What Is in Human Ashes? The Chemical and Physical Makeup Chemistry
What Is Photolysis and How Does It Work?Biology
Is Chlorine Gas the Same as Mustard Gas?Chemistry
Where Is Barium Found in Nature, Products, and Our Bodies?Chemistry
Why Is Sulfur Biologically Important for Life?Biology
What Is Tall Oil? Its Origin, Chemistry, and Uses Chemistry
What Is Tritium and Is It Safe?Chemistry
What Terpenes Are in Sativa? Chemistry and Effects Chemistry
Is Uranium Safe to Touch? The Risks of Handling It Chemistry
Where Is Bromine Found in Nature and Industry?Chemistry
Adrenochrome: Separating Scientific Fact From Fiction Chemistry
What Is Liquid Mercury and Why Is It Dangerous?Chemistry
Nitrogen Phase Diagram: States, Transitions, and Pressures Chemistry
What Is Rocket Fuel Made Of? The Chemistry Explained Chemistry
What Would Silicon-Based Life Actually Look Like?Biology
What Is Radon Used For in Medicine and Science?Chemistry
Is Fluorine Toxic? Gas vs. Fluoride Explained Chemistry
How to Get Ethanol by Buying, Fermenting, or Distilling Chemistry
Does Gunpowder Have Lead? The Real Source of Risk Safety
How Do We Get Lithium? Mining, Food, and Medicine Chemistry
Why Is Nuclear Chemistry Important in Real Life?Chemistry
What Is Light Chemistry and How Does It Work?Chemistry
Does Plasma Have a Smell? The Science Explained Chemistry
Does Rosewood Smell Like Roses? The Chemistry Explained Chemistry
Is Pink Himalayan Salt Radioactive?Chemistry
Does Hemp Have THCA? The Chemistry and Legal Limits Chemistry
How Many Iron Atoms Are in a Hemoglobin Molecule?Chemistry
Why Aren’t Bromine and Fluorine Used as Germicides?Chemistry
Does Sage Smell Like Weed? The Chemistry Explained Chemistry