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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2014 in the journal Chemistry and Life:

Antipodes: Another Earth

Aromas of grain alcohol

Astatine: facts and facts

Atoms labeled by Györdem Hevesy

Without weapons

UK coastline is endless

Beryllium: facts and facts

Disinterested male friendship

Biology and USE

Biodegradation in nature

Pancakes

Alzheimer's is the new pandemic

Hieron had a crown

In defense of Azazello

In the mirror of patent statistics

In the rhythm of the body

Bursts of gravity surf

Hyena smells like germs

The main cat secret

The fly's eye and other nanotechnology

Deep economy -LED and wasted resources

Peas

Mrs. Tripod

Mushroom season

Dirty laptop, or Secrets of clean technology

Caterpillar on a plate

Ghmuk!

diet for immunity

Butterfly House

Dear grandson, learn by heart...

precious eggs

Egyptians and their mummies

If you can not, but really want to

Sleeping Brain Activities

Why does a frog need a microbial toxin

Tomato protection

Healthy fullness

From the life of bees

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