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Chemistry Twitterverse
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RT @JordanUhl The State Department's "Family Travel" Q & A is going about as well as you would expect https://t.co/D5h6atvxzo →
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Chem Blog Ken reflecting on graduating his first PhDs.
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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.
Chemistry Facts & Trivia
1. The eight ‘Noble metals’ — ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, silver, osmium, iridium, platinum and gold — do not rust.
Submitted by: Richard
2. Tabletop “volcanoes” can be created using ‘Vesuvian Fire’ compound Ammonium dichromate.
Submitted by: Emily (Awesome) – Helena, Montana, United States
3. Just one atomic layer thick, the ‘miracle material’ Graphene is a better conductor of electricity and heat than any material.
Submitted by: Vera – Sydney, Australia