Articles about Chemistry and Science
An eon is a really long time. But how long is an eon, exactly? Scientists have different ways of measuring the length of an eon, and it can be tricky to compare different time scales. Because of the complexity, there are various definitions of an Eon but we are going to answer the question: how …
How long does it take for water to freeze? This is a question that many people ask. In this blog post, we will explore how long it takes for water to turn into ice. We will also discuss some of the factors that can affect how quickly water freezes. So, how long does it take …
breaking chemical bonds release energy review In chemistry, the chemical bond is the force, keeping the atoms together in molecules or crystals. The formation of chemical bonds between elements to form molecules is systematized into chemical bonding theories. Chemistry and the concept of oxidation are used to predict the structure and molecular composition. Classical physics …
Do you know what the three parts of a nucleotide are? Do you know how each of the parts works independently and as a group? Let’s review what a nucleotide is, the three parts that make one, and what each parts role is. The three parts of a nucleotide are the phosphate group, the sugar …
Do you have a dragonfly problem? Dragonflies can be pesky pests, and they can be difficult to get rid of. Do you want to know how to get rid of dragonflies? Here are some of the best ways to get rid of dragonflies. Plus, for extra points, let’s go over helpful tips on how to …
The Scientific Process Through Stock Photography Stock photography offers a candid look at the essence of any “keyword” through the eyes of the general public. Given the renewed interest in my original Awkward Science Stock Photography post, I decided to check if the essence of science has changed over the years. Are all scientists merely …
Awkward Science Stock Photography Most of my blogging time is dedicated to my hit image blog Fresh Photons these days, but I recently came across this great image above on a blog called Awkward Stock Photos. Whimsically, I decided to see what other stock images were available under the tag “Experiment” and I basically laughed …