FAQ
Questions and Answers
Probably a forensic scientist or a science communicator, as I love exploring and explaining the mysteries of chemistry!
Many students struggle with molecular orbital theory and reaction mechanisms, but with practice and visualization, they become much easier.
That all chemicals are harmful! In reality, everything—including water and oxygen—is a chemical.
Yes! The classic elephant toothpaste experiment using hydrogen peroxide and yeast is always a hit in the classroom.
Chemistry is the study of matter, its properties, and how substances interact, transform, and create new materials.
One of my favorites was synthesizing [a specific compound or conducting a color-changing reaction], which beautifully demonstrated reaction kinetics.
I have a special interest in carbon because of its versatility in organic chemistry, but I also find tungsten fascinating due to its high melting point.
Chemistry is everywhere! From the food we eat, the medicines we take, to the air we breathe—everything involves chemical processes.