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Why is Chemistry Difficult?

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In “Why chemistry is difficult” Dr Jonathan Goodman, from Department of Chemistry in Cambridge, will describe the challenges of extreme construction, mass producing materials with sub-nanometer precision, and finding methods to construct architectures too small to see.

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