Harry Robson There was an element rubidium It’s abundance ninety per million It melts in a bath But don’t follow this path It will not find equilibrium About the Author I’m Harry and I’m a PhD [...]
Lukas Jasaitis Liquid state at twenty Fiery sky in your eye Bromine persists in your nose About the Author I’m Lukas and I am a fourth (final) year PhD student in the Department of Chemistry at [...]
Xander Praet The depths give this frail ore Which helps us see considerably more In the dark, luminous bulbs fluoresce Light rays arch, silverware tarnish less Though in presence it is not galore [...]
Beth Ritchie Discovered in Paris in 1875, Gallium is more useful than some may realise, The element is used in high temperature thermometers, And even had its uses for Italian astronomers, [...]
Joe Harrity I see you Cu A red-head in your element A catalyst for change A soft centred soul who lives with silver and gold About the Author I’m Joe and I’m Professor of Organic Chemistry at the [...]
