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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. Laquo; Older Entries. Newer Entries ». Are funding cuts to universities causing a surplus of PhD scientists? Posted November 4, 2013 By Marc Leger. 30 minutes with Chris Hadfield. Posted November 3, 2013 By Marc Leger. Time to think about time in Newfoundland…. Posted November 2, 2013 By Marc Leger. Newfoundland is one of only two Canadian provinces that I’ve never visited, along with Saskatchewan. Among many things, Newfoundland is known for its odd...A recen...
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Environment Archive » Atoms and Numbers
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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. A story about when oxygen first accumulated in the atmosphere, and killed many organisms. Posted September 27, 2013 By Marc Leger. You are currently browsing the archives for the Environment category. Follow Marc on Twitter. Like A&N on Facebook. Find A&N on Google. Chemicals Are Your Friends. 2016 Atoms and Numbers Techozoic 2.1.1 by Jeremy Clark.
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Politics Archive » Atoms and Numbers
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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. Laquo; Older Entries. Some thoughts on the NDP’s proposed Independent Science Officer. Posted November 22, 2013 By Marc Leger. Federal Government confirms changes to National Research Council mandate. Posted May 8, 2013 By Marc Leger. If it wasn’t for Big Oil, we would all be driving coffee-fuelled cars. Posted February 25, 2013 By Marc Leger. Wouldn’t you love for your car to get 100 miles per gallon? How about 200 miles per gallon? 500 MILES PER GALLON?
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Media Archive » Atoms and Numbers
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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. Laquo; Older Entries. Why is a dog eating chemical-free deodorant? Posted April 7, 2014 By Marc Leger. During this past winter, Atoms and Numbers saw an incredible spike in traffic to my post on chemical-free chemistry sets. Most of the additional visitors came from Facebook, and due to their privacy setup, I could not locate the posts that generated the traffic, but I trust the readers enjoyed that post. I reread that post […]. The problems with one data point.
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Closing the book on a fantastical 2013 » Atoms and Numbers
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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. Laquo; My top ten tips for starting a science blog. Why is a dog eating chemical-free deodorant? Closing the book on a fantastical 2013. Some tree damage from the ice storm. In my backyard near Toronto. With only a few days left in 2013, I declare this my last Atoms and Numbers post of the year. I began writing a post on the recent launch of the Human Edge exhibit. At the Ontario Science Centre. My blog highlights of 2013 include an article comparing. For a Ca...
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Science Archive » Atoms and Numbers
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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. Laquo; Older Entries. My top ten tips for starting a science blog. Posted December 1, 2013 By Marc Leger. I have been publishing on Atoms and Numbers website for over two years, and I greatly enjoy this as a hobby. If you like writing, and you are curious about or excited by the idea of writing about science for a worldwide audience, then you may have considered starting a science blog. There are many articles […]. Posted November 22, 2013 By Marc Leger. A rec...
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Why is a dog eating chemical-free deodorant? » Atoms and Numbers
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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. Laquo; Closing the book on a fantastical 2013. Why is a dog eating chemical-free deodorant? During this past winter, Atoms and Numbers saw an incredible spike in traffic to my post. On chemical-free chemistry sets. Most of the additional visitors came from Facebook, and due to their privacy setup, I could not locate the posts that generated the traffic, but I trust the readers enjoyed that post. I reread that post after I found this recent article. That “...
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Chemophobia Archive » Atoms and Numbers
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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. Laquo; Older Entries. Why is a dog eating chemical-free deodorant? Posted April 7, 2014 By Marc Leger. During this past winter, Atoms and Numbers saw an incredible spike in traffic to my post on chemical-free chemistry sets. Most of the additional visitors came from Facebook, and due to their privacy setup, I could not locate the posts that generated the traffic, but I trust the readers enjoyed that post. I reread that post […]. Posted May 2, 2013 By Marc Leger.
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Analytical Chemistry Archive » Atoms and Numbers
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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. Laquo; Older Entries. Numbers of Atoms: Spectrophotometry – from Kool-Aid to Beer. Posted August 9, 2013 By Marc Leger. Filed in Analytical Chemistry. Numbers of Atoms: Real chemists still do titrations. Posted July 5, 2013 By Marc Leger. Filed in Analytical Chemistry. Numbers of Atoms: Old school analysis with titrations. Posted May 30, 2013 By Marc Leger. Not all analytical chemistry requires high-tech equipment. We sometimes forget that analytical chemi...
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Numbers of Atoms » Atoms and Numbers
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Chemistry and statistics, somewhat filtered. Is a series focussing on analytical chemistry. Wait a minute, you have a series on. Why would you do that? Short answer: because I like analytical chemistry. Long answer: because when I tell people that I am an analytical chemist, I usually get one of three responses:. 1) “Oh cool, I’m also an analytical chemist! 2) “Oh yeah, well I’m an (organic/inorganic/physical/bio) chemist, and I never really liked analytical”. 3) “Oh… So what does that mean? The plural o...