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The Pocket Scientist and Chemist Monthly QR Exclusive - February 2020
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February Discount:
Valentine's day AND Single's day are around the corner. We'll give you a chance to get yourself or a loved one 10% off anything in our Gifts for Chemists collection, including Marie Curie stickers and chemistry mugs! Use code CHEM102020 at checkout.
This month's resources are helpful digital tools for chemists and chemistry students!
Did you see our new blog post on the automatic chemistry stoichiometry formatter plugin for Microsoft Word?
Also we found a chemistry terminology dictionary you can add to Word to keep it from thinking your technical words are misspelled!
February News:
We're launching our first original laboratory product! It was born from observing researchers in the local Raleigh-Durham area fumbling over Petri dishes filled with cells and media, often spilling it and propping it up onto hotplates and or random lab items. We think we've solved this problem with an affordable, sturdy and minimalist product!
Just for fun:
Could you annotate the Periodic Table using only the 1000 most common words in the English language? That's what this chemistry blogger did using the "Up Goer Five" writing tool. The premise is to explain complex science concepts using only the most basic words. Try to explain your major to a parent using only words accepted by this tool!
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December 2019 - Focus on Social Media Accounts for Scientists
November 2019 - Focus on Helpful Reading for Grad Students
The Easiest Way to Draw a Cyclohexane Chair Conformation and Ring Flip
Drawing the cyclohexane chair conformations adds unnecessary stress to most chemistry students. Follow the steps below to easily draw the chair conformation and ring flips like a pro so you can focus your mental energy on solving the reaction itself.
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Format chemical equations instantly with ChemFormatter
Use this totally free and handy Microsoft Word plugin called ChemFormatter to instantly format your chemical equations!
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Lab Hack: Navigate the dark room using glow-in-the-dark tape
Stop fumbling around in the dark and use this hard-to-find glow tape that is easy to write on!
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