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Derek Lowe, Philip Robinson, Jennifer Newton, Rebecca Trager, Phillip Broadwith, Nina Notman, Julia Robinson, Alice Motion, Chemjobber, Jose Gabriel Javellana, Oladele Oyelakin, Sainey Cham, Vanessa Seifert, Andrea Sella
Hardly surprising - this is written by Derek Lowe, who's most well known for his Things I Won't Work With series. He definitely knows how to make chemistry content accessible!
Hardly surprising - this is written by Derek Lowe, who's most well known for his Things I Won't Work With series. He definitely knows how to make chemistry content accessible!
This is an intriguing essay on the peculiarity of water in light of a heated debate about the chemistry of microdroplets of water, which is also linked in the article. I recommend reading this one...
This is an intriguing essay on the peculiarity of water in light of a heated debate about the chemistry of microdroplets of water, which is also linked in the article. I recommend reading this one first and then the second to just reflect on how weird it is.
For those who come after me, the article is short and interesting, not a giant scientific jargon slog.
Would recommend.
Hardly surprising - this is written by Derek Lowe, who's most well known for his Things I Won't Work With series. He definitely knows how to make chemistry content accessible!
I love his writing. His article on chlorine trifluoride burning sand and even asbestos was one of the things that got me into chemistry!
https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/sand-won-t-save-you-time
Oh, it's FOOF guy?
This is an intriguing essay on the peculiarity of water in light of a heated debate about the chemistry of microdroplets of water, which is also linked in the article. I recommend reading this one first and then the second to just reflect on how weird it is.