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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.

Are the Isotopes in the Air We Breathe Stable?
What Does Oxygen Taste Like? The Science Explained
Is Limonene a Terpene? Its Structure and Uses
What Does Iron React With? Oxygen, Acids, and More
How to Make Iodine: From Extraction to Solution
How to Make Limewater for Chemistry and Testing
Why Is Carbon the Most Important Element?
Is Graphite Black or Grey? The Science Behind Its Color
Why Does Gasoline Smell Good to Some People?
Do O2 and O3 Have the Same Properties?
How to Make a Polymer: Simple Experiments and Methods
Why Do Iron Pills Smell Bad? The Chemistry Explained
What Is Sublimation and How Does It Work?
Why Do Paper Mills Stink? The Science Behind the Smell
What Is the Purpose of Calorimetry?
Can You Melt Rust? The Science of Heating Iron Oxide
Can You Melt Carbon? The Science of Liquid Carbon
After Chlorofluorocarbons Were Banned, What Replaced Them?
Why Is Silicon Important in Technology and Biology?
What Is in Tar? A Look at Its Chemical Composition
Can You Make Helium at Home?
Does Liquid Mercury Evaporate at Room Temperature?
How Are Properties Useful in Classifying Materials?
What Is Pure Chemistry and Why Is It Important?
What Would Plutonium Taste Like?
What Burns Hotter: Kerosene or Diesel?
Why Is Helium Important for Science and Industry?
What Is H2O3? The Elusive Molecule Trioxidane
Why Are Nitrogen and Oxygen Not Greenhouse Gases?
What Is a Bomb Calorimeter and How Does It Work?