I was in Barnes and Noble the other day (one of my favorite stores) and spent a good amount of time in the science section looking at an organic chemistry book. I was trying to see if, 3 years later, I could remember how to read NMR spectroscopy. I didn't buy the book, but am tempted to go back and do so. You may not think chemistry to be the most practical use of free time, but I'm certain it will be in the long run.
I mean, after all...
tungsten hydrogen astatine oxygen nitrogen thorium iodine selenium argon thorium iodine sulfur nitrogen ' technetium helium michigan carbon aluminum?
(apparently Michigan)
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yttrium oxygen uranium'rhenium sulfur oxygen sulfur titanium nitrogen potassium indium hydrogen iodine lanthanum rhode island oxygen uranium sulfur!!! Miss you like crazy- come visit me and we can have a chemical party :)
Um, don't buy a book. I have PLENTY you can have. :)
Are you speaking english?
Julie
I got part of it and then got really confused with Michigan in there...am I missing something? This reminds me of CE8! :) Oo...and I started a blog that I finally may (or sometimes maybe not) keep updated:
http://updatesbyamelia.blogspot.com I know it's like the 3rd time I've started a blog but this one might stick!
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