Chemistry Translator #8 - Chemical and Physical Changes Chemical and Physical changes are not great for education and do not serve much of a tool in the higher levels of chemistry. There is no clear line and the l... By: Scott Milam … Continue reading →

IGCSE Chemistry Acids and Bases Lesson 3: Reactions of Acids LO: Describe the characteristic properties of acids as reactions with metals, bases, carbonates and effect on litmus and methyl orange SC: Remember that acids have hydrogen ions and... By: Ben Koh … Continue reading →

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Chemistry lab fire at Strive Prep school sends 4 students to hospital A chemistry teacher is on paid leave after four students were injured during an experiment at a Denver charter school. By: 7 NEWS - The Denver Channel … Continue reading →

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In the new big-screen adaption of the best-selling Jonathan Topper novel "This Is Where I Leave You," Tina Fey and Jason Bateman portray siblings with tight ties that bind. Just minutes after sitting down with the actors recently as they promoted the sprawling ensemble dramedy, opening Friday, it was clear that Fey, 44, and Bateman, 45, had developed a real-life rapport, as well. A sampling: Bateman: If it's chemistry, I guess that's what they call it but, we just ... she's a nice lady. Fey (trying to annoy Bateman by immediately repeating his words in a low mumble): A nice lady ... Bateman: She knows how to ... Fey: I know how to ... Bateman: ... remember her lines ... Fey: ... remember her lines. Bateman: And she's really easy on the eyes. Fey: I wasn't going to say that! Thank you. More here: Fey, Bateman Have off-Screen Chemistry, Too … Continue reading →

In theaters Friday, Sept. 19 2 1/2 stars (out of 4 stars) PHOTOS: Funniest female stars in Hollywood There's an early scene in this dramedy in which Jason Bateman, Tina Fey, Jane Fonda, Corey Stoll and Adam Driver sit in stony silence along a row of chairs in their suburban family home. In that brief moment, all you can do is marvel at the impressive array of talent in one frame. An Oscar winner! Emmy winners and nominees! A Juilliard grad! Then, within minutes, a young boy enters the room and throws his poop at them. Aaaaaaaand we're already reduced to toilet humor. PHOTOS: Dax and Kristen Bell's romance The Altmans have gathered together under strict orders: Dad has just passed, and his last wish, per his wife (Fonda), was for his four adult kids to observe the traditional seven-day Jewish mourning period under one roof. "You're all grounded!" Fonda admonishes to her brood. You're not wrong for thinking this set-up echoes 2013's August: Osage County. Except there's no incest here to speak of. Not that this family doesn't have its special set of issues. At the outset, Bateman, playing a hotshot NYC radio show producer, learns that his wife … Continue reading →