Many more to discover : CHEMIST

 

What’s happening in a chemist’s lab?

A chemist doing experiments mainly differs from some school students' water quality tests.

Making way of more than the external process chemist needs to know why the reaction proceeds, how it proceeds, at what external condition it works, and how much yield you get. Everything that is happening inside different molecules and different atoms.

Rather than a logarithm that needs to be solved, we need to know the why, how, when, and what of a chemical process. As you all know, our entire world is a chemical system processing numerous chemical reactions, many discovered, and many more to discover. More than the discoveries scientists invented many more. We need to know that too…..oh god.

From a chemistry student's point of view, it’s a tedious process, the chemical analysis, detection, preparation, titration, synthesis, and the list continuous to more. Rather than in a theoretical way, we do the practicals with acids and chemicals. yes, we are colleges of hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid, and many chemicals.

When you do the reaction, alcohols burn in your hands, acids make marks, and reagents make you sniff and irritate. The more you have to do, the more marks and reactions will happen in your body, and at last, when you get out of the lab, your pure white lab coat will have beautiful designs printed perfectly. The best part is sometimes we even can't find why this reaction proceeds like this.

Well, it's the process that counts not the results, we learn, unlearn and relearn in our practicals. In that case, we all are the same 

Just to discover something memorable. In that case, someone is Joseph Priestley, and others will be Louis Pasteur, Dmitri Mendeleev, Marie Curie, and Rosalind Franklin. Honestly speaking I am none among them.

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