Mundo atómico
mequeme:

Es extrañamente majestuoso…
Tengo sentimientos confundidos hacia él.
Enviado por Suede Kento

coincido, es majestuoso xD

mequeme:

Es extrañamente majestuoso…

Tengo sentimientos confundidos hacia él.

Enviado por Suede Kento

coincido, es majestuoso xD

Reasons why I love running NMR samples

karaisachemist:

  • The super cute RA of the facility
  • NMR IS AWESOME

expose-the-light:

Space and Time
Albert Einstein and Hendrik Antoon Lorentz, photographed by Ehrenfest in front of his home in Leiden in 1921. Source: Museum Boerhaave, Leiden

expose-the-light:

Space and Time

Albert Einstein and Hendrik Antoon Lorentz, photographed by Ehrenfest in front of his home in Leiden in 1921. Source: Museum Boerhaave, Leiden

Life is 10% of what happens to me and 90% of how I react to it.
John Maxwell (via expose-the-light)
centralscience:

Cleaning out the old lab!
The old lab did research on metals present in water samples. They used a lot of spectroscopy and electrochemistry to do this.
These are ‘Ion Standards’ of different transition metals. Each has a standard concentration of 1000 µL/ml. You can use these standards to calibrate your instruments; that way your instruments will be able to determine the concentration of one of these metals accurately (within a small error range).
From left to right: Mercury, Chromium, Cerium, Cobalt, Rhenium, Mercury, Manganese, Magnesium.
(again, you can see the difficulty with disposing of these chemicals easily =P)

centralscience:

Cleaning out the old lab!

The old lab did research on metals present in water samples. They used a lot of spectroscopy and electrochemistry to do this.

These are ‘Ion Standards’ of different transition metals. Each has a standard concentration of 1000 µL/ml. You can use these standards to calibrate your instruments; that way your instruments will be able to determine the concentration of one of these metals accurately (within a small error range).

From left to right: Mercury, Chromium, Cerium, Cobalt, Rhenium, Mercury, Manganese, Magnesium.

(again, you can see the difficulty with disposing of these chemicals easily =P)

labphoto:

A big bottle of picric acid, or the other name: trinitrophenol.
Do you know, that what it’s good for?(:

labphoto:

A big bottle of picric acid, or the other name: trinitrophenol.

Do you know, that what it’s good for?(: