CHEAPEST TEAM OF THE SEASON WITH 100 CHEMISTRY! / FIFA 14! I haven't seen anyone make a 100 chem full TOTS 🙂 This is the cheapest TOTS going! If you did like the video then hit the like button, if you want improvement comment below 🙂 Links to contact... By: ohPubstar … Continue reading →

Chemistry vine By: Network CBN … Continue reading →

Funny Vines Pumpkin Carving In Chemistry Classdaily the best vines Funny Vines Pumpkin Carving In Chemistry Classdaily the best vines. By: mar marr … Continue reading →

Chemistry Chapter 16 Vodcast 5 Free Energy This short vodcast describes what is Gibbs' Free Energy and how to calculate it. Table of Contents: 00:00 - What drives the reaction? 00:51 - 01:25 - 01:45 - 02:07 - 02:29 - Gibbs Free... By: Wendy Doherty … Continue reading →

Updated MAY 15, 2014 7:56p ET MIAMI -- There's a difference between a veteran team and a team comprised of veterans. The Miami Heat, in their fourth year of the Big Three Era, played like a group in sync down the stretch of their series-clinching 96-94 victory against the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday night in the Eastern Conference semifinals. The Heat trailed by eight points with less than three minutes to go. "You gotta keep your cool," center Chris Bosh said. "You gotta breathe." Miami then went on a 13-3 run that lifted the two-time defending NBA champions into the conference finals for the fourth straight season. "We've been playing together for a while," Bosh said. "You just rely on each other a little bit more. You know what the dude next to you is going to give. There's a certain pride in that." There also might have been some chest bumping after holding the Nets to 19 fourth-quarter points on 36.4 percent (eight of 22) shooting. Familiarity, you see, helps at both ends of the court. "We know where each individual is going to be on the court and that helps so much," said Dwyane Wade, who scored 26 … Continue reading →

LEMONT Brian Slafers career in organic chemistry has seen him go further and further away from his hometown of Lemont. He currently works in Sao Paulo, Brazil, making drugs to treat tropical diseases. He has a doctorate from the University of California at Irvine and did his post-doctorate research in London. Slafer said he moved to Brazil to be with his wife, a Brazilian medical doctor specializing in pediatric infectious diseases. Though his research in London was on cancer drugs, he joined the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative, a nonprofit drug research and development organization focusing on diseases in impoverished areas. The project seemed like a wonderful opportunity for me to help teach some of the people in the group who are less familiar with medicinal chemistry, he said. Slafer said the socio-economic problems in Brazil make it easier for diseases to spread and less likely that pharmaceutical companies will take an interest in the area. Pharmaceutical companies dont see any profits in making drugs for these diseases where people cant pay for it, he said. Slafer said his adjustment to living in Brazil have gone beyond the language barrier. The safety aspect is ever present, he said. During the … Continue reading →