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I was almost about to make soda bread, but I wanted to work with the biochemistry of yeast. Added some more sugar and some salt for flavor. I’ll keep gettng better. Just ensure the kitchen is at a minimum of 72 degrees F (22.2C)  and the water is around 100 degrees F (37.78C). It works! Ensure you pan is lightly oiled to avoid direct burning from contact. 😋

Finally figured out the chemistry and environment needed for homemade bread

Let it all behind

Belief and Science are equally important to life!

Belief and Science

Are there any other nerd out there?

🌊Oceans🌊

I was today's years old when I learned that atoms are held together by electromagnetism. The positively charged atomic nucleus and the negatively charged protons surrounding it exchange photons; this is called electromagnetism. Photons are the particles that make up light. Therefore, all matter is light. You too.
So keep shining! 

P.S.: I am by no means a physicist and this for sure is a simplification but still it's something so nice to realize 😊

Light

I let my students did an experiment for the effect of temperature on rate reaction. I used chloride acid and added it into some different temperatures of sodium thiosulfate. And violaaa~ those yellowish cloudy came in different time based on temperature. They were excited!! Any other idea for proofing the effect of temperature in rate reaction? Lemme know!!

Rate Reaction

Science is neat but it's not very forgiving

Or do they???

What changes happen when all electrons in your body are magnetically pulled to one side?

Change

Funny way of learning things ? 👀

🎼 You gotta feel that heat and we can ride the boogie 🎶

Graduated teacher in chemistry 🥰❤️

Here are the rest of minerals we used to have.

Mineral Collection

🥼 📋 📉 cats with jobs

Is science all predicted!?

Dark, dreary but still cold

I had the opportunity to plan and lead out an interesting experiment.

how long it would take for acetic acid to strip the egg shell of its calcium carbonate.(white enamel-like protective layer)

2 months ago

Here is a picture of a mineral collection my late Granpa used to have.
The glow using UV-Light.
Many of them have minor traces of radioactive material that reacts to the light.

Fluorescent Minerals

El compromiso de siempre

Maiores cientistas da história do Brasil.🔬🔭🧪⚗️🧫

Explaining it all

🦕

Science is a beautiful gift to humanit. We should not distort it.

A Pale Blue Dot In The Sky Is Your Current Home

📰

Big Bang?

An Incontingent Thing Cannot Be Made Of Contingent Stuff

What's your favourite element?

Electrons that vibe together,
Lights together ✨️

all of cells and things that i observed using the microscope 🤍🥹

Biology lab

It’s too biggg

Veritasium

The entire human experience, all of me and you, takes about as much electricity as a dim light bulb to run consciousness, that breaks my mind.

I am, 12-20 watts

So the universe made us with those elements and one bad comment matters?

I'm a sucker for collecting rocks and since I'm studying environmental science this was an EPIC find. 

A piece of very heavy basalt. From where I found it, the only location it could've come from would've been a 3 million year old magma sill in South Wales. It has tiny pyrite crystals in it if you look close. 

So proud of this spontaneous find. 

(I checked with my cousin on this one as he's a professional geologist and he's verified it. So exciting!)

Basalt - 3Ma years old

A Boo community for meeting other Science enthusiasts.

Science Community

Finally figured out the chemistry and environment needed for homemade bread

Let it all behind

Belief and Science

Are there any other nerd out there?

Read more than 1 book, please ✨️

🌊Oceans🌊

Opinia na temat książki "My" Jewgienija Zamiatina

Life a River of Change: Change is the only constant

What do you like reading MOST?

Reading my way through Jurassic Park: The Lost World

Redline is good

Dinosaur Trail