Chemically Speaking
Francis J GorniakI am a gap year Chemistry student with a passion for all things chemical. Here are my ruminations on news from the world of Chemistry and Chemistry's impact on our daily lives
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After a pause from writing, allow me to introduce a molecule that has captured my imagination for a very long time, having discovered it by accident while reading an old biochemistry textbook. The molecule in question is nitric oxide (NO), ...
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Xenoestrogens
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Much ado about RAAC
#### It’s all over rooves- and now the news as well. From schools to hospitals to even the Houses of Parliament, the narrative plastered across newspapers is one of buildings primed for catastrophic collapse. But how much of a threat does R...
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