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Chemistry is probably a nightmare for many generations of students. However, if you can do experiments on your own, chemistry won't be as dry as you might think.
Become NASA's nose.
For over 100 years, TNT has become the perfect combination of chemistry whenever you want to blow something away.
Simon Evetts, a space specialist, thinks that scientists can control the evolution process to give people super powers, according to Long Room.
You can see zinc and silver nitrate turning into branches, turning into a branched silver like a snowflake. Zinc and copper sulfate turn into a bright green creature tha…
The winners of the Nobel Prize in physics, medicine and chemistry in 2016 are all men, the youngest 65 and the oldest 72 years old.
When going to the pool, we often hear the smell of the pungent odor of chlorine gas. So how does the chlorine solution in swimming pools work?
The following animation experiments will help you understand and love this chemistry better.
Although accounting for only 0.2% of the global population, Jews won 22% of the Nobel prize.
The ocean floor may become a plentiful source of rare earth, scientists claim.
The Mendeleev periodic table will be supplemented with the 112th 'superheavy' element. This is the result of the experimental work after more than a decade of German sci…
In the process of exploring the red waterfalls in Antarctica, American scientists discovered many chemical compounds that created their strange colors.
Give your hair to two American scientists James Ehlinger and Thure Cerling, University of Utah (USA).
This area of hydrothermal vents is located deep west of the North Atlantic, far from the solar energy that helps sustain life.