Category Archives: Chemistry

Chemistry - The Club | Legends | TNT Martin: "No way this is just Chechen mob." Watch all-new episodes of Legends Wednesdays at 9/8c only on TNT. SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/TNTSubscribe WATCH MORE... By: TNT … Continue reading →

Chemistry Moment of Science 4: Elements, Compounds, Mixtures Moment of Science about Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures For Chemistry this is Video 4. By: Cole Hawkins … Continue reading →

By Ashley Gebb agebb@chicoer.com @ashleygebb on Twitter CHICO >> As much as they adore her, few of Jenelle Ball's students may know they are learning from one of the best chemistry teachers in the country. Recently recognized by the American Chemical Society with the 2015 James Bryant Conant Award in High School Chemistry Teaching, the longtime Chico High educator is the second teacher in California to receive this honor since its inception in 1973. The prestigious award recognizes those who have demonstrated high quality teaching, an ability to challenge and inspire, extracurricular activities that support their work and the pursuit of continued improvement of their role as an educator. With more than 955,000 high school chemistry teachers nationwide, the California Local Section of the American Chemical Society notes Ball is "truly one in a million." To some students, it's no surprise. "She takes something a lot of kids dread to learn and makes it seem like a fun thing to do" said Jack Breault, a senior at Chico High. A Chico State University alumna who graduated with her bachelor's degree in chemistry in 1982, Ball has taught chemistry at Chico High since 1987. No stranger to recognition, she received the … Continue reading →

Published: Saturday, August 30, 2014 at 11:06 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, August 30, 2014 at 11:06 p.m. LAKELAND | The fifth annual Spencer Symposium at Florida Southern College, "Advancements on the Frontiers of Chemistry and Medicine," will be held on campus from 2 to 5:30 p.m. Sept. 12. It will take place in the Anne MacGregor Jenkins Recital Hall adjacent to Branscomb Auditorium. The symposium is presented to students, professionals and the community to highlight scientific advances in chemistry with applications in the health field. The lectures are free and open to the public. Speakers and topics are: Stephen J. Gardell, director of translational research resources and associate professor at the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute: "Changing Trends for Discovery Research in Big Pharma' Golden Opportunity for Biomedical Research Organizations." Brian M. Paegel, assistant professor of molecular therapeutics at the Scripps Research Institute, "The Revolution Will Be Compartmentalized: Technology for Distributed Drug Discovery." Jonathan Revels, radiology resident, Eastern Virginia Medical School (Winter Haven High School and FSC graduate), "Understanding Radiology: Anyone Can Be a Doctor." Jeanine Yacoub, Ph.D. candidate, University of South Florida (Lake Gibson High School and FSC graduate), "Searching for Drug Targets and Possible Treatments for Toxoplasmosis." See the … Continue reading →

Tulane S Sam Scofield talks about his chemistry with fellow S Darion Monroe and how it works in thei Tulane S Sam Scofield talks about his chemistry with fellow S Darion Monroe and how it works in their favor: video. By: NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune … Continue reading →

Chemistry Moment of Science 2: Dimensional Analysis Chemistry MOS 2. Describes Dimensional analysis. FHS Chemistry. By: Cole Hawkins … Continue reading →

Chemistry Moment of Science 3: Physical and Chemical Properties Moment of Science video 3 for Chemistry. By: Cole Hawkins … Continue reading →

TV PreSeason: Chemistry is the study of chemistry another preseason ep. By: TV … Continue reading →

Chemistry Cafe Hearing PRESS RELEASE 2014 CHEMISTRY CAF Discussion of E-Cigarettes There are many questions surrounding the use of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes). Do they help to quit smoking standard... By: Flitzanu Narcissus … Continue reading →

Sai Tamhankar and Girrish Kulkarni - Great Chemistry By: Karan Patel … Continue reading →