Map of the Chemical World
Paula RossiSitting quietly in my corner, building a body of work. About chemistry and other things that resonate.
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The Transition Metals
Quickly! Get into a harness… The next leg of our journey is via zip line.
Wow! Would you look at that! We are gliding over a large swath of territory, full of different elements, which extends from 3B-2B on our map.
Like the true-blue met...
Heat Wave
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Cotton castles dominate the sky,
white heat,
provokes wonder.
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Leave No Stone Unturned
We have seen these sets of ionization energies individually, but here they are side by side. We can learn more about the 1A and 2A metals, by comparing these.
I get it, Shirley, we all get overwhelmed from time to time.[1] But no one said...
Living in the Moment
Leaving the side door to the house open, I
Pull out the beat-up beige minivan,
I love this car. It’s gone over 100,000 miles for me.
Family vacations, yes, but mostly it has faithfully
Carried me back and forth on this daily outing.
Po...
In Mother Nature's Eyes
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It takes a lot of $, as it turns out, to wrest 2 electrons from the Group 2A elements.
Let’s look at separate ionization energies for each electron.
The first thing that jumps out from the table is that electron 2...
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