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RIO GRANDE, Ohio (PRWEB) August 29, 2014 The root of all invention is science. As the world continues to evolve with new technology, science remains the gateway to the future. Students looking to secure their future within the world of science can earn a full Chemistry scholarship to the University of Rio Grande through its Rio Grande Chemistry Academic Excellence Award competition. Chemistry is one of the fundamental building blocks of science. Earning a degree in Chemistry opens a variety of doors to exciting and successful career opportunities, said Rio Grande Associate Professor John Means, Ph.D. Rio Grande offers a unique student-focused experience with regular faculty interaction and hands-on opportunities. The deadline to apply for the four-year, full-tuition scholarship is Nov. 1, 2014. The competition is open to any student enrolling for the fall of 2015 who plans to major in Chemistry. Applications, available at rio.edu/chemistryscholarship, include a 200-word essay, letters of recommendation and high school transcripts. The competition also includes awards for second and third place; $2,000 and $1,000 annual scholarships, respectively. There have been five previous winners of the Chemistry Academic Excellence Awards. The first recipient, Andrea Merry, is now pursuing her Doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine at Ohio … Continue reading →

LAWTON, Okla._A Cameron chemistry professor will receive a national honor from the American Chemical Society. Dr. Ann Nalley will receive her award next March, which recognizes her efforts to encourage women to enter careers in chemistry. Not only does Dr. Nalley inspire college students at Cameron University, but she speaks to women at universities around the world about the professional opportunities they have. She also teaches a summer academy for high school students called 'Nano Explorers' to encourage their interest in science before college. Dr. Nalley was nominated by a close friend who submitted her portfolio. The portfolio included numerous publications and awards. Dr. Nalley says her nomination couldn't have come to be without the support of her teachers growing up, and most importantly the support of Cameron University. Dr. Nalley has been a professor at Cameron University since 1969. She's was the university's first female professor and the first to be tenured. Dr. Nalley says Cameron University has always been supportive in her efforts along the way. "I think I could not have done all the things I have done had it not been for the nurturing environment," said Dr. Nalley. Dr. Nalley has traveled to countries like Turkey, … Continue reading →

Honors Chemistry - How to Use Excel 2013 This short video will guide you through the process of entering data into Microsoft Excel, creating a graph and adding a trendline to your graph. By: Mr. Still … Continue reading →

Chemistry Chapter 1 Vodcast 1 This vodcast describes the environmental problem of ozone depletion. Matter is defined and the different branches of Chemistry are described. Table of Contents: 04:09 - Structure of the Atmospher... By: Wendy Doherty … Continue reading →

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A chemistry challenge from Science Buddies Key concepts Chemistry Solubility Solutions Inks Dyes Introduction Have you ever made a tie-dyed T-shirt? It can be a lot of fun to dye a shirt in bright colors with spiraling designs. In this science activity you will get to dye a T-shirt with your own colorful artwork using only permanent markers. Along the way, you'll find out how solubility helps your drawings leave beautiful designs on the fabric. Background You've probably noticed that when a drop of water lands on a piece of paper with words or a picture printed on it, sometimes the ink runs. When this happens, the drop of water is at least partially absorbed into the paper and then flows through it. As the water moves, it carries the ink particles along with it. Why does the water move the ink? This is because of solubilitythe ink has combined with the water. Solubility is an important property of matter. If a chemical is soluble in water, then the chemical will dissolve, or appear to disappear, when it's added to wateror vice versa. This is why the ink can dissolve in the drop of water on the paper and then … Continue reading →

Between past varsity and junior varsity experiences, most of the players on this years Northwest football team are used to stepped onto the field with each other. While that experience is a big plus as the Vikings try to bounce back from a 1-8 season, coach Kevin Stein said what is more important is what those players did together during the offseason. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Or, use your linked account: Need an account? Create one now. Or, use your linked account: kAm%96J ECFDE 6249 @E96C[ 3FE >@C6 :>A@CE2?E E92? H92E E96JG6 5@?6 😕 A2DE D62D@?D 😀 H92E E96J 5:5 =2DE DAC:?8 2?5 =2DE DF>>6C 😕 >2>:E>6?E E@ 6249 @E96C[ $E6:? D2:5] r@>>:E>6?E 😀 2 3:8 H@C5 7@C FD[ 2?5 :ED 8@E D@>6 A6@A=6 E:89E6C @? @FC D9:A 2?5 :ED 8@E D@>6 A6@A=6 @77 @FC D9:A]k^Am kAm%9@D6 A6@A=6 E92E 2C6 H:E9 FD 2C6 4@>>:EE65[ 2?5 E96J 2=D@ 92G6 2 =@E @7 6IA6C:6?46] %92E 96=AD]k^Am kAm(9:=6 E92E AC@46DD :D?E 2=H2JD D>@@E9[ $E6:? =:D r6?EC2=]k^Am kAm(6 925 2 ?:46 DF>>6C 2?5 E96? H6 925 =:EE=6 492==6?86D E@ @G6C4@>6 3F:=5:?8 496>:DECJ 2?5 E62>H@C … Continue reading →

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