Almost four years after a rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, unleashing untold amounts of crude oil into the water's fragile ecosystem, new images are redefining the devastation.
Artist Mariko Kusumoto (previously) continues to amaze us with her ability to turn textiles into delicate orbs that can be worn as necklaces, brooches, and rings. While the artworks are often inspired by patterns or shapes found in nature, the pieces are left intentionally ambiguous as a way to engage the imagination. She shares in her artist statement: My work reflects various, observable phenomena that stimulate my mind and senses; they can be natural or man-made. More
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Getting towards the end of this particular series of infographics now - whilst this graphic completes the overview of specific groups, there are still graphics on the transition metals, lanthanides and actinides to come. The noble gases are one...
Today's post is a quick one for the chemistry students, with a look at alcohol oxidation reactions. These are commonly taught at A level and beyond, and...
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The latest in the series of infographics on groups in the periodic table, this one looks at some general information on Group 3. I'm aware that, technically (according to IUPAC) it should be referred to as Group 13; however, since these...
The latest of the element infographics looks at the Group 5 elements. They are referred to more commonly as the Nitrogen Group rather than the Pnictogens, although this more archaic name seems to find more use than the archaic names of Groups 3...
One of the top attractions in any city that you visit is most often an old cathedral. If you're visiting Europe, or you have already visit a city from the old continent, you can easily tell that a lot of effort was put into the cathedral. Not only they were…
Dallas-based photographer Nikola Olic shares with us his beautiful series of conceptual architecture photographs, focusing on abstract structural point of views
The final elements infographic looks at the Transactinides. These elements are all synthetically produced, and do not occur naturally; as such their applications are minimal, and their chemistry relatively unknown. Hence this graphic looks...
