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Basic chemistry can scramble quantum information almost as effectively as black holes. Using a mathematical tool, researchers found that reacting particles' delicate quantum states become scrambled with surprising speed and efficiency, addressing a long-standing problem in chemical physics.
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why do we use water, acid…etc, tests for the metal reactivity series? Why not just use their electro negativity and first ionisation energy?
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I bought a cheap clear periodic table of the elements on amazon and was wondering If the Uranium and Thorium samples are real and/or dangerously radioactive.
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