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Supramolecular chemistry win and in other news

by noel on Jul 25 2009 (4203 Views)

Hello everyone!

I’m not really sure what happened to the rest of the fellow bloggers, but I have been going through some interesting incidents myself. Long story short, I am shipping out to the Mid-west in a couple of days with all of my belongings (road trip, yay). Between finishing my project at the current job and preparing for the move, life is pretty hectic around here. Among other exciting updates is that Jes (Ψ*Ψ) from CBC came visit me from the sunny Santa Barbara.*

ANYWAY. Yes, Chemistry Blog… I found this gem on the science Reddit, and thought I really had to share. (Inorg. Chem., 2004, 43 (11), pp 3521–3527)

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Ahh, supramolecular chemistry win.

Another chemistry news flash, the folks at GSI has formally submitted “copernicium” (Cp) as the name request for Element 112, in honor of Nicolaus Copernicus, to IUPAC on July 17. The Union will approve in six months, pending discussion in the “community”. So I guess we all need to talk about this. In my opinion, all is well, except now cyclopentadienyl “the bun” ligand needs a different name.

I guess I’ll return to the blog full time (?) once I arrive and situate myself in the new town. Until then, hope everyone is having a wonderful summer!

Noel

*Then there as the Harry Potter premiere and the Final Fantasy Concert performed by the San Francisco Symphony… Composer Nobuo Uematsu himself was there and I seriously cried when I saw him.

Via, source 1, 2


Posted on : Jul 25 2009
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Jul 25, 2009 - 05:07:32
mitch said:
Jul 26, 2009 - 08:07:58
john said:

the picture: i chuckled.
when i noticed the equilibrium arrow: absolutely lost my shit.

excellent find.

Jul 27, 2009 - 06:07:49
ftw said:

No one in the midwest calls it the “mid-west”! And by the way, you should get some winter clothes.

Jul 27, 2009 - 07:07:04
azmanam said:

… yes we do. what part of the ‘midwest’ are you from? unless you’re referring to the hyphen. in which case, yes, drop the hyphen. :)

Jul 27, 2009 - 10:07:23
noel said:

Well, my spell check says “Mid-west” (with capitalized M), but as far as I’m concerned I am going to a state without a coastline. That’s distinction enough for me.

In regards to the bitter winter, my plan is dig an underground tunnel between my lab and my apartment. Unfortunately I also have thought of doing that when I was at Berkeley…

Aug 2, 2009 - 01:08:39
psi*psi said:

i demand kitten pictures when you settle in and adopt one (or two!) :)




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