Like it or not one day, in this crazy, beautiful, wicked world pot will be decriminalized, plus sized models will prevail, abortion will stay, gays will marry, people who don't love the constitution will stop being villianized, and alternative medicine/therapies will flourish. Hopefully sooner than later, we will see more research of Ozone therapy. Read More »
chemistry
Why Ozone kicks Oxygen's Ass: Ozone Therapy
By mai - Posted on April 6th, 2009
Tagged: alternative medicine
• cancer
• chemistry
• natural healthcare
• naturopathy
• oxidation therapies
• ozone therapy
• politics
• Broad prosperity
• Shared responsibility
• Effective government
• Personal freedom
• Better future
I have an answer for that!
By leslieq - Posted on March 6th, 2008
Tagged: agnosticism
• atheism
• chemistry
• Creationism
• Evolution
• God
• Religion
• the nature of the universe
• theology
Hi Everyone, thanks for all of your responses! I enjoy reading what everyone has to say, even if I don’t agree with it. One thing I can say about myself is that I am really open to others opinions and like to hear what you think!
In other news, here’s some individualized responses to different questions and comments….
HRH- On the topic of…. Read More »
What a Non-Christian Thinks About Life
By leslieq - Posted on March 6th, 2008
In case you didn't notice from the last blog, I always quote the term "atheist" when referring to myself. Why? Well, it's debatable.
Here's my theory, which makes perfect sense to me. Read More »
The Problem with Standardized Testing
By K.Roe - Posted on February 25th, 2008
Tagged: ACT
• admissions
• chemistry
• College
• essays
• GPA
• high school
• SAT
• standardized tests
With the SAT approaching this Saturday, I have been thinking a lot lately about standardized tests and their importance in college admissions these days. Standardized tests are counting less and less for college admissions lately, and I think that's a good thing. In fact, I firmly believe that colleges should make submission of standardized test scores completely optional for all applicants. Read More »
Chemical Detection of Organic Molecules
By sharkbait - Posted on February 17th, 2008
Introduction: A monosaccharide is a simple sugar and forms a disaccharide (a double sugar) when condensation occurs. Hydrolysis breaks a disaccharide apart to form two monosaccharides by splitting water molecules. Many monosaccharides can combine to form a polysaccharide, an example being starch. Carbohydrates (sugars) are stored temporarily as glucose and for longer periods as starch. Read More »
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
By The Lady Jessica - Posted on October 13th, 2007
According to the BBC, this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Professor Gerhard Ertl of Germany. It was a shock to Ertl because the Nobel Prize for Physics went to another German, Peter Grunberg (who shares the award with French physicist Albert Fert). Ertl is a professor of physical chemistry at the Fritz-Haber Institute at the Max Planck Society in Berlin. Read More »
