Map of the Chemical World
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Our Fair Lady
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An archetypal nonmetal would solve this dilemma by gaining additional electrons, never mind from whence those electrons came. Typically, nonmetals puff up in this fashion, and in doing so come closer to perfe...
A Greek Tragedy
The ant queen is dead
Perfection becomes liability
The house collapses
- Inspired by The Anthill, E.O.Wilson
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We’re not in Kansas anymore, Toto
For starters, cations will no longer be the order of the day. The nonmetal carbon illustrates this point nicely.
To match the symmetry of a Li+ or Be2+ ion, carbon would need to surrender 4 electrons. That is simply too much to ask of this...
Identity
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She was faculty at a small midwestern liberal arts college for 15 years. She defined herself as a PhD chemist, Dr. So and So. She hoped to gain tenure at the end of that time.
Like others of her genre, sh...
The Ship Rights Itself
Just a short hop east of metalloid B we find ourselves at the northern threshold of column 4A.
Here we encounter our first nonmetal that lives on the East side of town.
Shirley! That is just way too much drama!
I grant you: Nonmetals sh...
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