/r/chemistryjokes

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A place for those awesome chemistry jokes that none of your friends get.

Only one rule: Every submission must be something funny relating to chemistry. It should be a joke (preferably) but visual puns and the like are also welcome.

/r/chemistryjokes

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How to Write an Argumentative Essay with Impact

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2024/04/24
11:34 UTC

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Studying in Isolation: Tips for Students

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2024/04/22
12:18 UTC

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A chemistry limerick I wrote in grad school

Oh, iron! That atom so little, Can be made into pot, pan or kettle It's oxides, no doubt Rust cars inside-out, But in ferrocene, iron's the middle.

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2024/04/20
23:52 UTC

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How Depression Affects Academic Performance (and What You Can Do About It)

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2024/04/19
11:49 UTC

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The material science gameplay loop

Generally in material science, you're in one of these two camps. Both of them are important. You're either on the side of inventing new materials that have fantastic properties and performance that we previously could not do, or you're on the side of trying to match the performance of those materials... but without using lead or cadmium.

~Extractions&Ire

As a mechanical engineer, I loved this quote.

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2024/04/18
13:05 UTC

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12 Best Apps for Mental Health Support for Students

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2024/04/17
11:58 UTC

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How to Prepare for an Exam in 3 Days: A Strategic Approach

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2024/04/15
12:12 UTC

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Effective Online Research Techniques for A+ Papers!

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2024/04/12
12:46 UTC

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Top Mistakes Students Make on Exams (and How to Avoid Them!)

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2024/04/10
11:50 UTC

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Unmasking Your Potential: Navigating Imposter Syndrome in College for a Healthy Mind

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2024/04/09
06:03 UTC

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Here's a Remaster to my last post

Like I said, I'm moving all my Chemistry Comics here: r/PeriodicComics

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2024/04/06
19:26 UTC

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Time Management Tools to Reduce Stress and Meet Deadlines for Students

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2024/04/06
10:26 UTC

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Degradation

A prick-tease is an enzyme that acts to break down prick-te molecules.

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2024/04/06
01:44 UTC

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How to Spot Redundancy in Your Essays (Before Your Prof Does!)

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2024/04/04
13:51 UTC

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How to Cope with ADHD: Finding Focus in a World of Distractions

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2024/04/03
13:28 UTC

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PowerPoint Presentation Tips Every Student Should Know

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2024/04/02
12:50 UTC

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What happened here?!

Also, I'm moving to a New subreddit where i can keep my Chemistry-Related Comics.... Here: https://www.reddit.com/r/t5_ajbn7i/s/Br3ZdOUjUk

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2024/04/01
13:39 UTC

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Ignite Your Drive: 13 Practical Tips to Stay Motivated in Your Studies

1 Comment
2024/03/30
10:20 UTC

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Mastering Your Time: A Guide to Creating an Effective Study Timetable

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2024/03/27
13:53 UTC

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Group Project Power-Up: How to Collaborate Effectively and Avoid Group Work Disasters

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2024/03/25
13:39 UTC

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Balancing Act: Navigating Social Life and Academics in College

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2024/03/21
13:28 UTC

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TIL ethanoic/acetic acid is a base, and contains sodium. Who knew?

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2024/03/21
06:45 UTC

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Unlock Your Potential: 10 Active Learning Techniques for Student Success

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2024/03/19
13:37 UTC

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Don't Let Finals Freak You Out: 10 Strategies to Conquer Finals Season Stress in College

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2024/03/18
13:18 UTC

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Mastering the Art of End-of-Semester Exams: 10 Strategies for Success

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2024/03/15
13:59 UTC

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Overcoming Academic Burnout: 10 Effective Strategies to Get Back to Studying

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2024/03/14
13:14 UTC

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Conquer Test Anxiety: 10 Proven Techniques for Exam Triumph

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2024/03/13
12:56 UTC

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