Molecules of Student Life
See the Department of Chemistry’s molecule table located in the third floor atrium of the Science Teaching Complex; one of four display tables created by the Faculty of Science. Chemistry’s coffee table-sized display contains models of molecules and hints as to the molecules’ names. These hints and the names of the molecules are given below.
Feeling stressed during exams?
You probably have high levels of this hormone in your body, also known as adrenaline.
Going to Oktoberfest?
A five percent solution of this, flavoured with a combination of barley and hops (and many other chemicals), is a tradition.
Feeling happy?
You probably have high levels of this neurotransmitter in your central nervous system and gastrointestinal tract when you accept that awesome co-op job offer.
Planning an all-night study session?
Many students consume this in the form of energy drinks and coffee.
Have a headache from studying?
Reach for tablets containing this active ingredient.
Feeling a little under-the-weather?
Also known as vitamin C, this has been recommended to help boost the immune system.
