Cartoons, quotes, poems and fun
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December 2019
Off the Mark
December's cartoon
(This is reprinted from the December 2005 issue of Chem 13 News. Previously it was called Rosengarten’s garden.) Author: Mark Rosengarten, Washington High School, Washingtonville, New York
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September 2019
Aluminum and Copper cartoon
Chemically-dependent cartoon Author: Richard M Furlough
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February 2019
Celebrating relationship humour from the 2000s
We decided to dig out some of Richard Furlough’s cartoons from the 2000s. We selected these dating and relationship chemical cartoons with Valentine’s Day in mind.
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October 2018
Precipitation caper
A cartoon of three test tubes in a suspect line-up. Another test tube is a witness (NaCl) and he identifies test tube with lead(II) nitrate as the one precipitating the whole thing.
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September 2018
Dimethyl chicken wire
Fun cartoon from the 1960s
Category: Feature Humour Cartoons, quotes, poems and fun Classics from 50 years 1968-present -
December 2017 - January 2018
Santa and chemistry sets
How does Santa feel about chemistry sets?
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December 2017 - January 2018
Santa parent cartoon
Cute little Christmas cartoon but you have to know your elements...
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November 2017
Science fair
A cute twist on science fairs...
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September 2017
Your own peril
Would you put your head down?
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October 2017
Fascinating chemistry
Creative chemistry...
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May 2017
Too familiar with safety rules
Can safety be too familar?
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April 2017
Name this compound for Easter
Can you name this Easter compound?
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November 2016
Goldilocks and thermodynamics
Goldilocks and chemistry
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November 2016
#clickbait syllabus
If you spend any time on social media sites or anywhere on the internet, you will have encountered “click bait”. Click bait is the internet slang term for online media or news content with sensationalist headlines. The CBC radio show “As it happens” did a short interview with Laura Seay, a Texas assistant professor who hit on an idea: “what if she wrote her syllabus in the style of click-bait internet headlines?” Her #clickbaitsyllabus went viral.
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December 2016 - January 2017
Comparing the SN1 and SN2 Reactions
Cat teaching organic chemistry reactions...
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November 2015
Making an ICE table
Prashanth Velayudhan, 2nd year Medicinal Chemistry student at the University of Waterloo submitted this cartoon.
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October 2016
Spooky chemistry cookies
Spooky and yummy periodic table
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May 2016
Boil Slaw cartoon
Chemically-dependent by Richard M. Furlough
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March 2016
Significant digit cartoon
The cartoon was taken with permission from www.lefthandedtoons.com. The cartoons are drawn with the left-hand although both website cartoonists are right-handed. There are over 1,500 different cartoons at this website.
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October 2015
Sardonic Salad cartoon
This great little cartoon is courtesy of Sardonic Salad.
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September 2013
Joy of Tech Cartoon
Geek mediation session...
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March 2013
Dogs teaching chemistry
I am a chemist by profession and I have been making YouTube videos of my dogs as long as I've had them in my life. Some videos have become more popular than others, but nothing to the extent of our chemistry video.
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September 2012
Timely science humour
A Higgs boson walks into a [Catholic] church and the priest says...
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September 2012
Ode to Mendeleev
A man named Mendeleev, Dimitri Set his mind to work so completely, He invented a table With which he was able To organize elements neatly.
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