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london dispersion: 🥺
hydrogen bonding: SAY THAT AGAIN 🗿
When pressure increases and the molecules start beefing with each other
13/05/2026
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POV: you spend 40 minutes explaining temperature conversion and THIS is the result ðŸ˜
One bond angle away from breaking bad.💀
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10/05/2026
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Did you know the same elements that make up the stars are found in every grain of sand and in you? From hydrogen to helium, the universe is one giant laboratory.
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One substance, three states, all at once! 🔬
The triple point is a rare equilibrium where water molecules are simultaneously escaping into v***r, settling into liquid, and locking into ice.It only happens under very specific pressure and temperature conditions. (0.01°C and 0.006atm)
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One substance, three states, all at once! 🔬
The triple point is a rare equilibrium where water molecules are simultaneously escaping into v***r, settling into liquid, and locking into ice.It only happens under very specific pressure and temperature conditions (0.01°C and 0.006atm)
Follow for more or visit out website www.chemistaacademy.com
so cool, isnt it?