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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.

Can Carbon Dioxide Be a Liquid?
What Can Be Used to Identify an Unknown Substance?
What Is Fiber Analysis in Forensic Science?
How Reactive Is Lead? From the Environment to Biology
What Is Slag Made Of? The Chemistry of a Byproduct
What Is a Runaway Reaction and How Does It Happen?
What Does Hydrogen React With?
Why Are Melting Points of Pure Solids Reported Without Pressure?
Is Calcium Carbonate a Precipitate?
How Long Does It Take for Butane to Evaporate From BHO?
What Is Polonium Used For? From Power to Industry
What Is Diatomic Oxygen and Why Do We Need It?
What Do You Do in Chemistry? From Theory to Practice
Where Does Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer Come From?
Does Lighter Fluid Evaporate? The Science Explained
Why Does Ozone Smell and Is It Dangerous?
What Is Oganesson? The Heaviest Element Explained
Is Zinc Oxide a Chemical? A Scientific Explanation
Does Calcium Chloride Cause Rust?
What Causes Oxidation? From Chemistry to Health
What Is the Marsh Test of 1836 for Arsenic?
What Gas Is Blue? The Science of Ozone and Color
Why Does the Weight of Dry Ice Go Down on a Scale?
What Does H2SO4 Look Like? Its Appearance and Structure
Is Natural Gas Heavier Than Oxygen?
Is Polyethylene BPA Free? A Look at the Chemistry
Why Is Argon Used in Light Bulbs?
Why Do Markers Smell Good? The Chemistry Explained
What Is a Mercaptan? The Chemistry of a Powerful Odor
The Charging of a Car Battery Is an Example of Electrolysis