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Introduced my husband to the ACS mole tonight. A true right of passage. #acsdc #geekcity https://t.co/EGqzSwYSeg →RT @stephaniekays Also worth noting that the author met a chemist and a biologist at umpire school #altchemjobs →RT @KatharineBenj IT'S A FUCKING CLOCK. How come you didn't go do that outside Grenfell? https://t.co/xPLQ6QQak4 →RT @cenmag They're here! Meet C&EN's Talented 12 Brilliant young chemists doing impactful science https://t.co/xNOeQJK9FK #cen12 #ACSDC… →@sciencegeist @FunSizeSuze @DrRubidium @BenValsler @AmerChemSociety @RoySocChem Yes, I've had some wine 🍷. And duck 🦆. →Advisers can be mentors, but not all mentors can be advisers @ACSDivCHED #ACSDC →RT @OmarFarha5 Do you like MOFs? Do you like Enzymes? How about both together? Please join me this afternoon at 2:30 #ACSDC https://t.co/s… →Twitts:
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jayson balasta
November 23, 2012 at 1:38 am (UTC -8) Link to this comment
chemistry deals with true to life happenings through the contribution of chemical and physical changes,
it explains the advantage and advantages of chemical in our environment,the different chemical equation to how harmful it is.
i love chemistry, it can help us to easily implement chemicals through the mind of good solution not to harm the environment.
jayson balasta
November 23, 2012 at 1:45 am (UTC -8) Link to this comment
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November 18, 2012 at 4:05 pm (UTC -8) Link to this comment
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