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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.

Where Does Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer Come From?Chemistry
Is There an Alternative to Helium?Physics
Is N₂O a Solution or an Environmental Problem?Environment
Does Lighter Fluid Evaporate? The Science Explained Chemistry
Why Does Ozone Smell and Is It Dangerous?Chemistry
What Is Oganesson? The Heaviest Element Explained Chemistry
Is Zinc Oxide a Chemical? A Scientific Explanation Chemistry
Does Calcium Chloride Cause Rust?Chemistry
What Is the Point of Saturation in Science?Physics
What Causes Oxidation? From Chemistry to Health Chemistry
What Is the Marsh Test of 1836 for Arsenic?Chemistry
What Gas Is Blue? The Science of Ozone and Color Chemistry
Why Does the Weight of Dry Ice Go Down on a Scale?Chemistry
What Does H2SO4 Look Like? Its Appearance and Structure Chemistry
Is Natural Gas Heavier Than Oxygen?Chemistry
Is Polyethylene BPA Free? A Look at the Chemistry Chemistry
How to Make Ferrofluid: A Step-by-Step Guide Physics
Why Is Argon Used in Light Bulbs?Chemistry
Why Do Markers Smell Good? The Chemistry Explained Chemistry
What Is a Mercaptan? The Chemistry of a Powerful Odor Chemistry
Are Beeswax Candles Toxic? A Look at the Science Environment
The Charging of a Car Battery Is an Example of Electrolysis Chemistry
Why Does Paint Smell Good? The Science Explained Chemistry
What Will Replace Helium in Science and Industry?Chemistry
What Does Sulfur Look Like in Its Different Forms?Chemistry
Why Does Selenium Smell So Bad?Chemistry
What Is Unique About an Azeotropic Refrigerant Mixture?Chemistry
Can You Refreeze Dry Ice? The Science Explained Chemistry
What Is the Color of Oxygen in Different States?Chemistry
What Is a Stable Isotope and How Are They Used?Chemistry