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Mar 18, 2020Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource CenterView activities underway by the chemical industry and to help provide resources to address and fight the impacts of COVID-19.
Silicones: Enabling the Energy RevolutionThe products of silicone chemistry enable our nation’s efforts to improve energy efficiency — from insulation to coolants to packaging — and are critical to the many innovative technologies that help drive cleaner energy options, create green jobs and propel U.S. economic growth.
American Chemistry MattersA blog of the American Chemistry Council: driving innovation, creating jobs, and enhancing safety.
The goal of Building Block Chemistry is to introduce students to chemistry without tackling the whole periodic table at once. Recognizing basic elements as building blocks is essential to the study of science. And looking closer at one element in particular—chlorine—can help ignite students' interest in chemistry. The following materials outline a two-day study of Building Block Chemistry using basic concepts and easy-to-find materials. Science Scope Article Reprint: Chlorine and Building Block Chemistry Teacher Material: Chlorine Can Bring Chemistry to Life Student Sheet #1: Chlorine in our Lives Student Sheet #2: Exploring Chlorine Compounds Additional Activity: Eliminating Microorganisms from Water Background: A Common Building Block Background: Natural Chlorine? You Bet! Additional Teacher Background: Balanced Equations for Chloride Salt Activity
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Jobs and Economic Impact The business of chemistry provides 544,000 skilled, good-paying American jobs.
Chemical Regulation for the 21st Century The Lautenberg Chemical Safety Act updated TSCA to protect Americans' health and our environment, and supports economic growth and manufacturing in the U.S.