Got a 5 on the AP Chemistry exam!
Woo! How did everyone else do?

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Got a 5 on the AP Chemistry exam!
Woo! How did everyone else do?
Here's my thoughts on how I did on the ap chem exam...
So how did the AP Chem test go for everyone?
AP Chemistry test tomorrow! Anyone else taking it?
Trying to remember: OIL RIG - Oxidation is Lose | Reduction is Gain
An Ox and a Red Cat | Anode is where Oxidation occurs, Cathode is where Reduction occurs!
A little bottle of Copper (II) Sulfate.
Cobalt Chloride, although a pretty purple/pink color, is a possible carcinogen. But it's still pretty!
A pretty solution of Copper (II) Nitrate.
Yup, I'll be in the lab tomorrow. I'll take pictures for this blog!
Element of the Week: Mercury
"Mercury also called quicksilver, is an element that has the symbol Hg (Greek: hydrargyrum, meaning watery or liquid silver) with an atomic number of 80. A heavy, silvery metal, mercury is one of the elements that are liquid at or near room temperature. Mercury is used in thermometers, barometers and other scientific apparatus, though many concerns about the element’s toxicity have led to said thermometers being largely phased out in favor of alcohol-filled or digital. It remains in use in scientific study and research applications, and in dentistry. Mercury is mostly obtained by reduction from cinnabar, a mineral. Mercury occurs in deposits throughout the world and it is harmless in an insoluble form, such as mercuric sulfide, but it is poisonous in soluble forms such as mercuric chloride or methylmercury."
Oxidation states of solutions of uranium, neptunium, and plutonium.
Was in the Chem lab today, but lost my iPod so I didn't take any pictures - I'll go in either Friday or next week!
The “Periodic Table” Table.
Bismuth, one of the coolest, but not very known elements. It's half life is over a billion times the universe's age, which is basically an incomprehensible time. When it comes into contact with oxygen, it gets this pretty color!
This is my new blog, I will be taking pictures of assorted chemistry things when I lab assist, twice a week. There will eventually be a queue.