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Chemistry: what is the white powder that leaks from alkaline cells?

Jack Sep 9, 2026 Tagged with alkaline cell, battery

Self-tutoring about everyday chemistry: the tutor wonders about alkaline cells. The following is by my understanding. …

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chemistry, organic chemistry

Chemistry: polypropylene, part 2: why is it called polypropylene?

Jack Aug 16, 2026 Tagged with how is polypropylene made?, polypropylene, propene, why is it called polypropylene?

Self-tutoring about chemistry: the tutor discovers the name “polypropylene” seems to come from how it’s produced. …

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chemistry, materials, organic chemistry

Chemistry: polypropylene, part1: what is polypropylene?

Jack Aug 16, 2026 Tagged with polymer, polypropylene

Self-tutoring about chemistry and materials: the tutor looks into the structure of polypropylene. I’ve been reading …

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chemistry

Chemistry: why nitrogen gas seems non-participatory at room temperature

Jack Aug 7, 2026 Tagged with enthalpy, entropy, gibbs free energy, nitrogen gas, spontaneity

Tutoring chemistry, nitrogen may not be discussed much in some contexts. The tutor mentions a reason …

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chemistry, physical chemistry

Chemistry: why clotheslines can still work in winter, part1

Jack Aug 5, 2026 Tagged with clothesline, drying clothes, enthalpy, entropy, gibbs free energy, physical chemistry

Tutoring chemistry, interesting applications can come up. The tutor mentions one connected with Gibbs free energy. …

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chemistry, physical chemistry

Chemistry: Gibbs Free Energy, part0

Jack Aug 3, 2026 Tagged with gibbs energy, gibbs free energy, physcial chemistry

Tutoring university chemistry, Gibbs Free Energy can be an important concept. The tutor begins about it. …

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chemistry

Chemistry: orbital overlap

Jack Jul 26, 2026 Tagged with hybridization, overlap between d orbital and p orbital, pi bonds

Tutoring chemistry, one might be asked about the nature of bonds. The tutor mentions hybridization and …

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chemistry

Chemistry: does baking soda deteriorate?

Jack Jun 10, 2026 Tagged with baking, decomposition, leavening, sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate

Self-tutoring about household chemistry: the tutor looks into the idea that baking soda can lose its …

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chemistry

Chemistry: surfactants, part 1

Jack Jun 8, 2026 Tagged with cleaning, soap, surfactant

Self-tutoring about everyday chemistry: the tutor begins about surfactants. I mention in my post from april …

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organic chemistry

Chemistry: heterocyclic compounds

Jack Feb 21, 2026 Tagged with example of a heterocyclic compound, organic chemistry, what does heterocyclic mean?, what is a heterocyclic compound?

Self-tutoring about chemistry: the tutor mentions heterocyclic compounds. The following is according to my understanding. In …

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