They bonded in pairs.

Coal is chemically allied to diamonds.

These baryons also bonded, forming nucleons.

Not with radiation, Mr. Stanford, but chemically.

So now the universe is chemically more complex.

All molecules are made up of atoms bonded together.

It forms a surface that is, say, chemically active.

When matter is changed chemically, chemical energy is given off.

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But my kids are now licensed and bonded in trade.

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Two such compounds, hydrogen cyanide and ammonia, bonded themselves, forming adenine.

The hydrogen has these two atomic spheres that are bonded together.

They have these electrons in between that are keeping them bonded.

It's a much bigger molecule where it's bonded together like this.

Let's say I had two atoms that are bonded to each other.

Now, we'll go further and unmix things chemically by breaking some bonds.

And I've been going to the rodeos with him, and we've bonded.

Many larger, complex molecules are just a bunch of smaller molecules bonded together

And in a chemically more complex universe, it's possible to make more things.

And chemically separating things is like a bazillion times easier than isotopically separating it.

Although they're part of the plastic, they're not covalently bonded to the plastic backbone.

Now, plutonium is a different chemical element than uranium, so they can be chemically separated.

So that these don't just exist as one entity, we kind of chemically engineer them.

Atoms are chemically inseparable and building blocks of matter. Atoms of one kind are called an Element.

lose their testosterone, they're chemically castrated, and they're subsequently feminized because now they're making the female hormone.

So you have C double bonded to C, and then each of those guys have two hydrogens.

Uranium will be chemically separable from Thorium, and we can go make a bomb out of it. Right?

Now, chemically speaking, this is equivalent to lowering the volume of a reaction vessel or a reaction mixture.

Number one, it can't hack the temperature, we already talked about that. Number two, it's a covalently bonded substance.

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This is not like human insulin this is the same protein that is chemically indistinguishable from what comes out of your pancreas.

The reactors we have today use uranium oxide as a fuel. It's a ceramic material, chemically stable, but not very good at transferring heat.

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We also have been working with some scientists and engineers from UPenn to come up with a chemically actuated version of this amoeba robot.

And mother and young and closely bonded animals use calls to stay in touch with one another, so sound is really critical for their lives.

He was a chemical engineer by training and he thought, What kind of industrial process do we run chemically based on solids? He goes We don't.

On the roof, the cesium didn't really stick very well, so it all flushed down and when it hit the concrete or the stone here, it bonded.

And later in biology class, I learned that it's due to a process called denaturing, which is where the proteins will change shape and lose their ability to chemically function.

Magnetic stir bars are highly chemically inert, small magnetic bars. Most heaters have a built in magnet which can rotate this causes the stir bar to rotate and the mixture to become homogenized.

So, if a pregnant agouti mother is fed a diet which is supplemented with these silencing Epigenetic marks, those marks will be chemically transmitted to the DNA of her embryo, where they'll accumulate around that agouti gene and effectively turn it off.

God cites the example of a bonded slave, who has no power over anything and someone to whom We have given plentiful provision, from which he gives secretly and openly. Are they equal in comparison? All praise belongs to God, but most of them do not know.

So when we were dealing with methane, which is literally just a carbon bonded to four hydrogens, and if I actually wanted to draw it in a way that it kind of looks a little three dimensional with a tetrahedral structure, it might look like this.

Now, in a water cooled reactor, you have a system called a recombiner that will take the hydrogen gas and the oxygen gas that is always being created from the nuclear reaction and put them back together, because chemically they'd much rather be water than being hydrogen and oxygen.

A very silly, trivial thing to do, but think of the difference on a team that didn't do that at all, that got 15 euro, put it in their pocket, maybe bought themselves a coffee, or teams that had this prosocial experience where they all bonded together to buy something and do a group activity.