Check out this graphic made by Andy Brunning, a chemical educator and author of the graphics blog “Compound Interest.”
See a larger version of the same graphic here.
To see more of Brunning’s work, visit compoundchem.com.
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Periodic Graphics: The Origins of the Elements
This graphic was created by Andy Brunning for Chemical & Engineering News.
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Science of Laundry Detergents
Spotlight on Chemistry: Venus Fly Traps
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning highlights the molecules exploited by the carnivorous plant to lure, catch, and digest its prey.
Spotlight on Chemistry: Slime
If you have any younger family or friends, or have stumbled upon Instagram’s #satisfyingvideos tag (which has an astounding 1.3 million posts), you’ve doubtless noticed the world’s current fascination with slime. Learn about the chemistry behind the trendy substance:
Chemistry of Dyeing Easter Eggs
Check out the chemistry of this Easter tradition:
Spotlight on Chemistry: Bitters
Once used to treat a myriad of medical issues, bitters are an essential ingredient in every good barkeep’s stash (and still a sworn-by “cure” for hiccups).
Check out some of the compounds at work in bitters, and Take a quiz to test your knowledge!
Feeling crafty? Homemade bitters are pretty simple to make, with countless flavor combinations. Enjoy (and DIY) responsibly!