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Here is a list of rules I have learned working in a lab and being in lab classes over the years. Most of them I or someone around me learned the hard way.
LAB RULES
1. Change your gloves
2. Do not eat any samples. Even if they are food.
3. LABEL! EVERYTHING!
4. Do not leave any liquids precariously over the edge of a counter
5. The heat glove cannot touch things that are 550 Celsius
6. Add acid to water, never water to acid
7. Always have a spare pair of jeans
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I passed my certification exam!
Please be proud of me
list of pet names that are Tumblr-core (will be updating whenever my imagination works)
- unemployed fish soap
- vodka tampon
- sonic quasi-cup
- vanilla extract
- bells, the instrument
- live, laugh, lorb
- semioptics
- the void
- environmental engineering
- juice
- zoominator 2000X
- what's their name
- gall wasp
- Bartholomew, child of Demetrius II (they arent actually son of Demetrius II)
- car hammer explosion
- gun from Chekhov
Scientists have uncovered a new source of hazardous "forever chemical" pollution: the rechargeable lithium-ion batteries found in most elect
Scientists have uncovered a new source of hazardous "forever chemical" pollution: the rechargeable lithium-ion batteries found in most electric vehicles. Some lithium-ion battery technologies use a class of PFAS chemicals, or per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances, that helps make batteries less flammable and conduct electricity. Scientists found high levels of these PFAS in air, water, snow, soil, and sediment samples near plants that make those chemicals in the US, Belgium, and France, according to a peer-reviewed study in the journal Nature Communications.
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found out yesterday that junior or senior year of college I’m supposed to take a ✨6 hour✨ exam to get licensed as an apprentice engineer. Then after I gain a few more years of experience, I have to take an ✨8 hour✨ exam to become a professional engineer. I thought I escaped standardized tests when I reached adulthood 😭😭😭
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1.25.2024
Hello friends :) The new semester is underway, and off to a good start so far. For classes, I'm taking Biotransformations, Soil and Groundwater Remediation, Carbon Storage, and the environmental engineering seminar. I've also been in the lab a lot more, and am almost ready to begin my first major experiments here. It's nice to feel like I am settling into my program and new city; both have been bringing me a lot of happiness lately. Wishing everyone a fulfilling 2024!
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Hello Tumblr! I have a question for you: I'm currently studying environmental and energy engineering, and I'm very much a nature lover. I'm just at the beginning of my studies, but every day I learn something that makes me think "that seems like something more people should know", about energy production, about pollutants, about encouraging developments. Plus, I've also had a lot of experiences with nature and environmental activism. Would you be interested in a side blog where I share that kind of knowledge? I would give sources of course, for the parts that I take out of text books.
Yes, absolutely!
Nah, I'm good
Yes, but only the engineering part
Yes, but only the nature part
