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  1. From International News, CNN: NASA reports, that by the next 10 months, earth gets hotter by 4 degrees from now. Himalayan glaciers are melting at rapid rate. Our climate is changing drastically and it’s getting worse. So we must help fight Global Warming by doing the following steps: Plants more trees, Don’t waste water, water is so precious. Use cloth bag instead of plastic. Don’t burn plastic. And RE-BLOG this. Share this and be a part. SAVE OUR PLANET.

    monochromatickaleidoscope:

    start this new year with saving the Earth :)

    (Source: erikaaguila)

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  2. fyeahchemistry: Hello Chemists I am the Gentleman Scientist and I have been asked to write a few words of a subject of my choice! Well, after looking through the 600 or so posts this blog has to offer, I have decided that I shall probe a little deeper into the area of organics, most notably, the reaction involving inorganic atoms. And so we move swiftly onto Phosphorus. This simple atom holds so much in this field, its ability to facilitate reaction is seen clearest in the Wittig reaction. The Wittig reaction forms a carbon-carbon double bond rather effortlessly! This reaction forms the rather wonderful alkene product with two R-groups, leading to further reaction paths. A great tool for the organic chemist, join this with the mild reaction conditions and we see how powerful this reaction really is. So study the reaction above, you may notice we get but the one product! Although this is not shown, we do get a mixture of Z-E products. If we wish to produce the E product in a higher percentage, a simple change in reagents can produce the desired product allowing you to tailor your end product! I hope this short introduction has shown you the power of some of these reactions, with inorganic atom in your molecule, you can forge a carbon-carbon bond with what ever you like on either end! Tap Drawer! The Gentleman Scientist will be ghost writing several post on advanced organic chemistry over the next few weeks! Whoa! Wittig Reaction! :)

    fyeahchemistry:

    Hello Chemists

    I am the Gentleman Scientist and I have been asked to write a few words of a subject of my choice! Well, after looking through the 600 or so posts this blog has to offer, I have decided that I shall probe a little deeper into the area of organics, most notably, the reaction involving inorganic atoms.

    And so we move swiftly onto Phosphorus. This simple atom holds so much in this field, its ability to facilitate reaction is seen clearest in the Wittig reaction. The Wittig reaction forms a carbon-carbon double bond rather effortlessly!

    This reaction forms the rather wonderful alkene product with two R-groups, leading to further reaction paths. A great tool for the organic chemist, join this with the mild reaction conditions and we see how powerful this reaction really is.

    So study the reaction above, you may notice we get but the one product! Although this is not shown, we do get a mixture of Z-E products. If we wish to produce the E product in a higher percentage, a simple change in reagents can produce the desired product allowing you to tailor your end product!

    I hope this short introduction has shown you the power of some of these reactions, with inorganic atom in your molecule, you can forge a carbon-carbon bond with what ever you like on either end!

    Tap Drawer!

    The Gentleman Scientist will be ghost writing several post on advanced organic chemistry over the next few weeks!

    Whoa! Wittig Reaction! :)

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  3. wahhhh :/

    wahhhh :/

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  4. (via leilockheart, leilockheart)

    (via leilockheart, leilockheart)

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  5. leilockheart: quote submitted by sabpineda

    leilockheart:

    quote submitted by sabpineda

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  7. mistakereports: Mistake #45997: Not speaking my friend’s language

    mistakereports:

    Mistake #45997: Not speaking my friend’s language

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  8. slytherinyourwindows: acciomadness-: pomegranatevanilla: And this is a great example. GPOT this is exactly what i just did when i saw this.

    slytherinyourwindows:

    acciomadness-:

    pomegranatevanilla:

    And this is a great example.

    GPOT

    this is exactly what i just did when i saw this.

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  9. lovequotesrus: Photo Courtesy: unknown

    lovequotesrus:

    Photo Courtesy: unknown

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  10. leilockheart: By -asleepordead

    leilockheart:

    By -asleepordead

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  11. heyimlegal: NEAT. nice:)

    heyimlegal:

    NEAT.

    nice:)

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  13. (via leilockheart, leilockheart) ang sad naman nito…

    (via leilockheart, leilockheart)

    ang sad naman nito…

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  14. leilockheart: quote submitted by whymedamnit

    leilockheart:

    quote submitted by whymedamnit

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  15. leilockheart: quote submitted by koh10sai

    leilockheart:

    quote submitted by koh10sai

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