Category Archives: Chemistry

Chemistry in the Wild It's Chemistry, Eh?! YouTube Contest 2014 Submitted by: Julia Pandolfo and Laura Wu of University of Toronto Schools. By: Chemical Institute of Canada … Continue reading →

Far Cry 4 Walkthrough - Part 25 - Basic Chemistry, Shoot The Messenger If you like this game, buy it here http://bit.ly/FarCry4VideoGame Far Cry 4 by Ubisoft Rated: Mature Release: November 18, 2014 Ultra PC Walkthrough Part 25 City Of Pain, Basic Chemistry... By: gocalibergaming … Continue reading →

Remix'14: Count 1 THE ELEMENTS (Chemistry Society) By: shelcoleta … Continue reading →

Lost Girl - Dr Lauren Chemistry Joke Lost Girl - Dr Lauren Chemistry Joke. By: carmina escurel … Continue reading →

AS Chemistry OCR F321 Hydrogen Bonding Explanation of the feature required in a covalent molecule for the intermolecular force to be called a hydrogen bond. Followed by examples and a look at the three anomalous properties of water... By: MaChemGuy … Continue reading →

Far Cry 4 Walkthrough Gameplay Part 20 - Advanced Chemistry - Campaign Mission 17 (PS4) Far Cry 4 Walkthrough Gameplay Part 20 includes a Review and Campaign Mission 17: Advanced Chemistry of the Single Player for PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. This Far Cry 4 Gameplay ... By: theRadBrad … Continue reading →

Professor Al Nielson proved great chemistry can make a difference by winning the Albany Students Association 2014 Albany Lecturer of the Year. It is the third year in a row that the Institute of Natural and Mathematical Sciences - and the College of Sciences - has taken out the top award, with Associate Professor Chris Scogings and Associate Professor Shaun Cooper winning in 2013 and 2012 respectively. Professor Nielson, from Kumeu, is no stranger to the awards, having been nominated every year since their inception in 2005 and winning the College of Sciences award in 2007 and 2008, and this year. He says hes delighted to finally win the coveted award. "Ive always wanted to win this award - its a wonderful reflection of what the students think - and its also immensely rewarding to be able to change their lives through chemistry." In addition to teaching chemistry classes Professor Nielson also runs chemistry clinics four times a week in the first semester, and tutorials during study week to help students grasp essential chemistry concepts to enable them to succeed. "When I was their age, I was one of those students who liked things to be explained to me, instead … Continue reading →

By PETER STEIN pstein@njherald.com NEWTON -- Familiarity, chemistry, cohesion. It's all part of it, as much a part of success on the basketball court as the screens and the rainbow jumpers and the pick-and-rolls. So with chemistry and cohesion abounding, the Sussex County Community College men's basketball team could be on its way to a memorable winter. Though off to a slower start than the Skylanders would like (1-4 headinginto Thanksgiving weekend), the signs are there that SCCC will improve on last years four-win season and perhaps even make a run at the Region XIX playoffs. They've had a big win (87-82) over Camden College on November 15, and a slim loss (75-73) against Passaic County Community College on November 20, among their games so far. Most importantly, the team is together. They've got that c-word. The chemistry's great, said Randy Jackson, now in his fifth season as SCCC men's head basketball coach. We have guys who understand where guys are going to be on the court and where guys like the ball. But it's more than that. You can definitely see it from the bench, Jackson said. When guys are out of the game, they're not worrying about their … Continue reading →

Chemistry 115 Part1 3. By: Heather del valle … Continue reading →

Chemistry 51A: Organic Chemistry. Lecture 22 Recorded on November 26, 2014. By: UCIrvineOCW … Continue reading →