Very proud and excited to share the latest paper from our research group, detailing our work on styrenic carbodiimides, postpolymerization modification, and more!
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
plus, it's open access, so take a look - go team CAN!!!
As I gear up to teach first quarter organic, time for my annual request for pictures of nonsensical line bond formulas (example attached). Anybody got some good ones?
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PSA: apparently dishwashers exceed the Tg of salad containers purchased from an O'Hare vending machine #acsfall2022
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Any polymer folks have a (relatively) accessible resource for undergrads to learn about linear viscoelasticity and TTS? limited diff eq's plz!
#chemtwitter is the Great Scintillation Vial Shortage still a thing? We lucked out and had a solid supply but ordering more seems... daunting
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More fun with guanidines in our latest publication, now online in Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Kate and Hayden won a poster award at #ACSSpring2022! Amazing work, I'm so proud of both of you!
Extraordinarily honored to receive this award - huge thank you to all mentors, labmates, and group members (past and present) that made it possible!
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Congratulations to 2022 #CottrellScholar Michael Larsen, chemistry, Western Washington University! @polymermike @WWUChem @WWU
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Here's the 2 hour update. Looks like teflon on the outside is worse than useless, though not much worse than nothing at all. Teflon on the inside is fading too, Parafilm is doing something to help, but electrical tape is the clear winner.
1(ish) hour update time: while it's hard to see by my phone, 1 and 3 are clearly fading. 2,4 and 5 all have faint discolouration at the top. 6 seems to be going strong. I should credit @bowringgroup, who did this first, and better, with glassware: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Hey #ChemTwitter - I'm looking for some pictures of bad/meaningless molecules you see out in the wild (usually in ads), to include in my lectures on drawing line bond structures. Anyone got examples?
















