History of Chemistry

It may seem as though chemistry has been around forever. However, the atom as we know it today was not understood even in the classical (vs quantum) view until…
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How many women have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry?
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Today in chemistry history: J. J. Thomson and the discovery of the electron | Compound Interest Chemistry Lesson Plans, Chemistry Notes, Chemistry Basics, J J Thomson
Today in chemistry history: J. J. Thomson and the discovery of the electron
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Richard August Carl Emil Erlenmeyer made numerous important discoveries, but he’s best remembered for designing the conical flask that bears his name. Chemistry Scientists, Science Labs, Chemistry Posters, Study Chemistry, Forensic Science, Life Science
Why Science Labs Use Cone-Shaped Flasks
Richard August Carl Emil Erlenmeyer made numerous important discoveries, but he’s best remembered for designing the conical flask that bears his name.
quantum physics | Tumblr I guess I agree with Bohr. I don't see how you can constitute the observer as a nonentity. Quantum Mechanics Physics, Physics Scientists
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quantum physics | Tumblr I guess I agree with Bohr. I don't see how you can constitute the observer as a nonentity.
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Today, February 28, marks the birthday of Linus Pauling. For chemists Pauling likely needs no introduction; he’s famed for his work on the nature of chemical bonds and also on the structures … Science Lessons
Today in Chemistry History – Linus Pauling and Electronegativity
Today, February 28, marks the birthday of Linus Pauling. For chemists Pauling likely needs no introduction; he’s famed for his work on the nature of chemical bonds and also on the structures …
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Today in chemistry history – Marie Curie’s 150th birthday
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Chemistry History: Teflon & Non-Stick Pans
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What Great Scientists Did When They Weren't Doing Great Science | Perimeter Institute Science Rules, Science Nerd, Science Classroom, Science Activities
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What Great Scientists Did When They Weren’t Doing Science (infograph). Marie Curie was a simply astounding woman. She won the Nobel prize two times. The first time she won it in physics, in 1903, and the second time in chemistry, in 1911. But of course, there was much more to her life than just work. She had a husband and children….& she was also an avid long-distance cyclist. Get to know some of the interesting quirks behind the famous faces in science. Image via Premier Institute What Is Science, Science Geek
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What Great Scientists Did When They Weren’t Doing Science (infograph). Marie Curie was a simply astounding woman. She won the Nobel prize two times. The first time she won it in physics, in 1903, and the second time in chemistry, in 1911. But of course, there was much more to her life than just work. She had a husband and children….& she was also an avid long-distance cyclist. Get to know some of the interesting quirks behind the famous faces in science. Image via Premier Institute