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In this episode we will be discussing the octet rule and why it does not always hold true, even though it is a rule in chemistry, along with an observation that seems to defy logic called the Mpemba effect and some theories on why it occurs.
In this episode we will be going over two branches of chemistry, what exactly they are and how they are used in our lives.
In this episode we will be discussing how histamines cause allergies and why antihistamines help prevent these reactions, along with how epinephrine helps individuals in anaphylaxis and how it can be synthesized outside of the body.
In this episode we will go over the similarities and differences of some carbon based compounds. Ranging from coal to graphene.
In this episode we will be discussing the chemistry of Bromine and Mercury and why they are the only two elements that are liquid at room temperature.
In this episode we will be going over some lesser known science experiments that you can try at home, and how they work.
In this episode we will be explaining how common science experiments, such as elephant toothpaste and slime, work
In this episode we will be talking about two inventions in the 1900s: acrylic paint and Kevlar.
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