Anyone here obsessed with chemistry?

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Just asking.

I love chemistry. Anything having to do with chemical reactions, chemical structure, biochemistry, is my interest.

Anyone else here have the same interest or something similar? I'd love to know.

Kai

Yeah I am into chemistry, but amateur chemistry is having it rough lately because of restrictions
on the type and quantity of chemicals you may purchase.

But there are workarounds.

yeah, i even have favorite chemicals

hydrogen fluoride
phosphorus sequisulfide...

in high school i made a sulfur-nitrogen compound (after having to first synthesiize the catalyst)

good times, good times

m.

I once made a 'Mendelev' (sp?) table of Star Trek elements.That's about as far as it goes...
It was years before I understood whether it was 'acid to water, or water to acid'...

Chemistry-obsessed girl here!

I got fascinated with the periodic table and the properties of elements at the age of 13. In highschool, I read a lot about physical and anorganic chemistry and now I am majoring in Chemical Technology.
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Later edit: After reading this post I became deeply interested in chemistry. I have no idea why but I guess it's the formation of new elements I mentioned above, also elements can't be broken down.

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