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The chemical breakdown & Chemistry in its element
The chemical breakdown & Chemistry in its element

Urushiol: Chemistry in its element

5 min•5 april 2017

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Kat Arney introduces a two-faced tree sap that can cause nasty rashes or be made into beautiful Japanese furniture

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