Chemistry in the comics: molecular marvels of Iron Man

By Yann Brouillette, William D. Lubell

Issue 373 | Page 48 | Published Jun 2019

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Chemical evidence is provided to illuminate the innovative armour and marvellous prowess of Iron Man as described in the Marvel comic-book and cinematic universe.

Comics
Molecular science

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