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From drug discovery and water treatment to making hair dyes and chocolate, a degree in the chemical sciences can lead to a huge range of career options. Reactiv8 from the Royal Society of Chemistry features video clips of real life scientists talking about their jobs and how they got there. For more information on the Chemistry for our Future programme visit www.rsc.org

I’m doing a paper on methamphetamine. I’ve found lots of material but not the actual chemical equations of what is being reduced, what are the products and reactants at each step, etc. I’m not interested in the actual making of it, just the chemistry behind it. Why is heet needed for example?