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Laboratory Beaker Mug
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Coffee is Chemistry, so treat it as such
If you're awesome, you know that coffee's heavenly taste comes from a perfect balance of acids - aliphatic, chlorogenic, and alicyclic carboxylic acids and phenolic acids, and sweet roasted carbohydrates in the form of mono and polysaccharides and sucrose, and alkaloids...
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Scientific Cookies are Scientific!
Cooking is a very analogue experience. A handfull of this, a pinch of that, blend until it's just so... there's no precision anywhere! That is, until you start baking! Baking is all about chemistry...
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Periodic Beer Glass
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Better brewing through chemistry
We're going to bet that you are currently not drinking beer because you're at work, and unlike ThinkGeek World Domination HQ (which has a Beer Fairy), casual imbibing is frowned upon in your office...
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Atomic Structure & the Periodic Table DVD
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How do atoms interact with each other? How do scientists gather evidence about these tiny bits of matter? In Atomic Structure & the Periodic Table, viewers explore the historic experiments by scientists Thomson and Rutherford, which led to the discovery of subatomic particles and the development of nuclear theory...
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Strong Chemistry DVD
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This program follows brilliant scientists as they take us into the atom -- and beyond. See how Nobel Prize winners tear apart the tiniest components of matter, taking us into the atom to discover neutrons, protons and the elusive particles called quarks, leptons and bosons...
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Periodic Bacon
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Nutritionists tell you to get your vitamins and nutrients. Some of those nutritious foods taste gross. But there is an amazing chemical compound that makes just about any food taste amazing - it's BACON...
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Men's Chemistry Experiment Silk Tie by Wild Ties in Burgundy
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For the chemistry wizard in all of us, this charming necktie features a encyclopedic array of lab instruments set across a detailed periodic table of the elements. With the perfect concoction of style and intellect this necktie would make an excellent addition to the neckwear collection of any scientist with an ounce of good taste.
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Primary Science Set
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Ten kooky experiments inspire kids to investigate the wacky world of science. Includes 12 piece lab equipment and easy to follow experiment cards.
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Learning Wrap-Ups Science Intro Kit
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This kit is great for use as center activity in Middle School and High School Science classrooms. Home-school families looking for help with upper level science curriculum can benefit from this kit as well.
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Illustrated Guide to Home Chemistry Experiments: All Lab, No Lecture (DIY Science)
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For students, DIY hobbyists, and science buffs, who can no longer get real chemistry sets, this one-of-a-kind guide explains how to set up and use a home chemistry lab, with step-by-step instructions for conducting experiments in basic chemistry -- not just to make pretty colors and stinky smells, but to learn how to do real lab work:Purify alcohol by distillation Produce hydrogen and oxygen gas by electrolysis Smelt metallic copper from copper ore you make yourself Analyze the makeup of seawater, bone, and other common substances Synthesize oil of wintergreen from aspirin and rayon fiber from paper Perform forensics tests for fingerprints, blood, drugs, and poisons and much more From the 1930s through the 1970s, chemistry sets were among the most popular Christmas gifts, selling in the millions...
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StudentScholarships.org - FORENSIC SCIENTIST: ASPIRATIONS OF A CHEMISTRY JUNKIE
At my high school, I was somewhat of a chemistry nerd. I loved my AP chemistry class and the teacher that taught it. So, with this being said, one can conclude that I would immensely enjoy going into a scientific occupation with lots of chemistry. And what could be hotter or more appealing than the latest “it” field of science? That’s right; I want to be a forensic scientist.
I suppose my desire to be a forensic scientist started with an obsession with “Law & Order”, but it blossomed into much more. The same year that I became fixated with that television series, I took my first chemistry class. It was enjoyable, but my passion shifted in way of television when I realized it just didn’t have enough technical detail to suit me as I headed up into an AP course for my favorite subject. Upon this epiphany, I found a new elation in watching re-runs of “CSI: Crime Scene Investigators”.
The show didn’t seem entirely accurate, but that’s what intrigued me: I had to question what was real, and what was there purely for entertainment value. Researching various written sources, not to mention performing a lengthy experiment involving fingerprint analysis by type, the basics of the use of forensic science in murder investigation became the topic of my senior research paper (which incidentally earned me an “A++” in my English course). After that, my knowledge for the field had only been partially quenched- I wanted to have my crack at it now.
Since “CSI” is more amusement than actuality, one must remember that those people that go out to the field and collect evidence don’t actually do all the work they are seen performing during the show. Those that do have the job of collecting physical substantiation for a case are truly the criminologists, or crime scene investigators. Because of my low tolerance to other people’s blood and innards, I believe this area of my desired field would be a waste to my talents, seeing as I would be unable to concentrate on the scene investigated if I’m trying to look away.
The people that process all the evidence are lab technicians, and if you’re in the DNA lab, you’re sometimes referred to as a “gene jockey.” I want to be there, in the lab working with chemicals and computers, breaking down compounds and running samples to other labs to help towards a common goal. It’s quite obvious to me that I’d flourish in that type of environment, since it’s the same one in my own home- close-knit and yet entirely separate. Besides, that’s where all the real action lies.
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can some tell me what the drial of being a scientist chemistry? not a chemistry teacher but a lab worker...?
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The biggest problem with lab work is the long hours and all the politics, it is a labor of love.
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