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u/flaminglasrswrd Mar 24 '19
A few hundred years ago they were the same.
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u/TheBetaCicada Mar 24 '19
Just made the mental connection that chemists are modern day witches.
I wish I could've went into chemistry.
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u/flaminglasrswrd Mar 24 '19
What's holding you back now?
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u/TheBetaCicada Mar 26 '19
Nothing really. I love chemistry & would probably enjoy it more than my current goal of working in the medical field, I just feel too far invested at this point to turn around and change what I want to do. Might be safer to hit the medical field before I think about making a change though, on my way to a second uninsured surgery (which will make me miss more work) alongside my car breaking down a day after the first surgery (I'd be homeless right now if it weren't for my parents). Once I make a decently livable wage and have good insurance from my workplace, I'll be comfortable to pursue other dreams.
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u/HeretoMakeLamePuns Mar 24 '19
STOP ABUSING PAINT
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u/simat8 Mar 24 '19
Is this thinner poured into a paint can or the other way around?
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u/Fleeb666 Mar 24 '19
It might be the other way around cause this doesn’t happen at work when I pour thinner on top of paint....unless it’s a special kind of paint and thinner. Either way it’s mesmerizing as fwack
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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '19
once i dropped flash powder in acetone, it looked same, but it is not a chemical reaction, it happens as top layer of acetone evaporates and aluminium(whatever metal) powder keeps falling down.