GlueChemist

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   by GlueChemist 10y ago

   This is a pretty deep rabbit hole to go down, and you will find some strongly opinionated people on this topic. You may want to consider the download cost of a font to your visitor in some cases. That being said here are some good resources
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   by GlueChemist 10y ago

   The point of this article and those other studies does not have much to do with personal taste directly. These examples are of interest because they offer clues of where to look for chemical sensors the body has. We do not often get such di
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   by GlueChemist 10y ago

   Original paper link: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jacs.6b06983 The paper mentions that in 1977 a Robert Crabtree predicted that copper(I) would be a likely coordination site. Copper is a pretty reacti
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   by GlueChemist 10y ago

   Seconded, I had to search this thread to find out how to try it...
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   by GlueChemist 10y ago

   I am set to finish my PhD in organic chemistry in about 6 months... I could go on for a while but, in retrospect it seems like a pretty huge mistake. (I love it and the work, but the bills are coming due, and going into the post-doc or adju
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   by GlueChemist 11y ago

   I believe he is referring to the 'postulates of quantum mechanics', you can find several formats from a quick google search. Dirac, 1929: "The fundamental laws necessary for the mathematical treatment of a large part of physi
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   by GlueChemist 13y ago

   This is not at all how drug development works.