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Bringing Organic Chemistry to the Public: Structure and Scent in a Science Museum

We have developed an organic-chemistry-themed museum exhibit that is appropriate for all ages. The goal of the exhibit is to introduce the general public to the concept of molecular structure by relating structure to scent.

Karen A. Jepson-Innes | L. Brown | M. K. Brown | Michael Lindeau | J. Stone | M. Brown

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