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Name: Gold Symbol: Au, from Latin aurum Atomic No.: 79 During the Kingdoms and Sultanates Period of the Philippines, there was already a culture that saw the aesthetic value of gold. These were used to adorn the bodies of the young and the old, the royalty and the slaves, as well as the living and the … Continue reading
I haven’t seen these pair of Chucks in real life but just by the photos posted online, they look exciting! The gummy green color in the light and the nice green glow in the dark really brings back memories of my old glow-in-the-dark dinosaur toy. The days when you go out into the sunlight and … Continue reading
Boyle’s Law is one of the ideal gas laws in chemistry. It states that pressure and volume are inversely proportional when temperature is kept constant in a closed system. This law is named after Robert Boyle. Born on the January 25, 1627, Robert was the 14th child and the 7th son of Richard Boyle, the … Continue reading
“Kind of looks like using‘The Force.’ I’m not sure if they actually attempt this or if this is just a demonstration of something they believe is theoretically possible, but I can tell you one thing, if guys with knives are coming at me, I’m not trusting my inner power.” This made me laugh so much … Continue reading
Sometimes, chemists like to relax from thinking too much about chemical formulas or equations or how the molecules and atoms work intimately and would just like to take life in the big chunk it is. Here’s a piece I made during such a time. Continue reading
Scent can often invoke memories. Have you ever had that moment where you had a scent with which you know you’re familiar with even though you cannot exactly remember when in the past it happened. I did, just recently on my way to the drugstore. I caught a whiff of some fried chicken but not … Continue reading
Awkward Atoms 