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Author Archives: Sally B
Bake like a chemist Podcast
Pitching In
Check out what local American Chemical Society Sections are doing to pitch in.
For the pdf of the article, click here
Elemental Art – A CONTEST (Due August 31, 2020)
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Periodic Table (#IYPT2019) the Division of the History of Chemistry of the American Chemical Society is sponsoring a contest open to ALL (students, teachers, parents, friends, family, artists, non-artists) to create a poem, cartoon, or photograph with themes related to the chemical elements, their discovery, or uses.
Prizes will be awarded by a panel of judges and winning art will be published in the HIST Newsletter and Website.
Submit your original art by August 31, 2020 to the HIST Program Chair, Nick Tsarevsky at: nicktsarevsky@gmail.com or nvt@smu.edu) as an attachment to an email with the subject line: “Elemental Art Competition- (your name)”. Winners will be notified in late 2020.
For the flyer: Elemental art contest
Sally B Explains Chemistry Season 1, 3rd Episode
Season 1, Episode 3: The Importance of Creativity in Chemistry and Beyond
Description: Today on the podcast we are joined by one of the co-founders of Green Chemistry to discuss the importance of inspiration and nurturing inventive minds in the quest to use chemistry to better our planet!
To find out more about Green Chemistry: https://www.beyondbenign.org/
To find out more amount this campaign: https://www.beyondbenign.org/news/
National Chemistry Week “Marvelous Metals”
Deadline for New York Local Section: October 16, 2019
Email entry to Erin Wasserman: ewasserman602Z@gmail.com
2019-ncw-poem-contest-flyer NYC (1) Informational Flyer
2019-ncw-poem-contest-entry-formNYC (2) Entry Form
Periodic Table People Science Cafe, October 5, 2019
Getting ready for our Science Cafe by posting interesting facts about the Periodic Table People!
Yuri Oganessian invented the “hot fusion” technique, leading to the discovery of many superheavy elements. Come learn more at the Periodic Table People New York Local Section October 5, 2019 Science Cafe at Saint John’s University, Queens.
Information Flyer IYPT_Invitation
Sally B Explains Chemistry Episode 2: Calculations and Conversions
SCIENCE CAFE – Periodic Table People
Please join us on Saturday, October 5, 2019 at St. John’s University to celebrate #IYPT2019 (International Year of the Periodic Table) as we blow out 150 candles to celebrate the birth of the periodic table created by Dmitri Mendeleev. Here is the IYPT_Invitation for information on selecting your periodic people person.