Periodycal – The Compound Interest Newsletter
Andy BrunningTopical chemistry graphics and other interesting chemistry-related nuggets
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | compoundchem.substack.com |
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Periodycal #24: Halloween special
Welcome to a Halloween special of the Periodycal newsletter! This edition is packed with Halloween chemistry infographics, old and new. From vampirism to candy corn, skeletons to spider webs, there’s something spooky for all. Plus there’s t...
Periodycal #23: Auroras, self-digesting mushrooms and pet kibble
Welcome to another edition of the Periodycal newsletter! This edition is a packed one as I’ve had a fairly productive month, so there are three new graphics for you to enjoy on auroras, inkcap mushrooms and pet kibble. As well as that there...
Periodycal #22: Ci wins a thing, aeroplane air and summer hair
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Periodycal newsletter! As summer winds down, we’re taking a look at some last-minute summer-themed hair chemistry as well as the science behind the air you breathe on flights to holiday destinatio...
Periodycal #21: Crap medication and elevating chemistry
Hi everyone! Thank you all for your patience in waiting for another edition of Periodycal. As sometimes happens, I got busy, got anxious about keeping up with some form of newsletter schedule, panicked, and then neglected it for a few month...
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Chemistry subject advisor by day, chemistry infographics wizard by night. Ex-teacher with interests in chemistry education, science communication, and promoting diversity in science.
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