There many experiments taking place in the laboratory. Different techniques are used in chemical reactions, separations and analyses. Few of these experiments are highlighted below: Titration Redox reaction Paper Chromatography Reaction of metallic silver Crystallization induced by boiling Induced Crystallization Reaction of lead compound Dehydration of organic compound with sulphuric acid Reaction of tin A neodymium magnet falling through a copper pipe Flammable fluid in a glass jug Decomposition of Mercury (II) thiocyanate Copper reacting with nitric acid Electrolysis of water Electrophoresis Combustion of copper Reacting sodium polyacrylate with water Column Chromatography

The registration for the 2018 UTME has commenced since December  6 , 2017 and its expected to end February 6, 2018.  

The registration for the 2018 UTME has commenced since December  6 , 2017 and its expected to end February 6, 2018.  

The registration for the 2018 UTME has commenced since December  6 , 2017 and its expected to end February 6, 2018.  

EU Member States adopt revised EDC proposal in Brussels on 13th December 2017. It has been seen as a step in the right direction, though not enough. The EU Standing Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed (SCOPAFF) decided in favour of a revised European Commission proposal on identification criteria for endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs).

Fuels are a highly flammable liquid that can start a fire which could destroy properties. As hydrocarbons, they readily undergo combustion in air. 

The registration for the 2018 UTME has commenced since December  6 , 2017 and its expected to end February 6, 2018. 

A study detected mercury levels of some global policy decision-makers at the first Conference of the Parties to the Minamata Convention. above health alert thresholds.

The registration for the 2018 UTME has commenced since December  6 , 2017 and its expected to end February 6, 2018. 

Welcome to Chemoslate  Chemoslate is all about learning, exercise, and applications in chemistry. The chemistry cuts across town and gown. It delves into academic, life, policy and fun chemistry related.  In it, the past efforts with their results and the present progress in the chemical world will be laid bare. Much more than the eyes can meet.  Welcome to Chemoslate! 

The list of the 2018 accredited Computer Based Test (CBT) registration centres has been released by JAMB. Chemoslate reliably gathered, the centres are located in 36 states and FCT in Nigeria. Each of the 641 centres has a specific reference number.

The registration for the 2018 JAMB UTME has commenced. The instructions are to guide through the process are as well been released. To avoid pitfalls, you need to go through the information now before taking any steps. The data of the registered candidates from the previous years: Year        Registered Candidates        Source 2017          1, 736, 571                        Premium Times 2016           1, 589,175                        My School Gist 2015          1,475,477                            akahitutors 2014           1,632,172                           ...

The quest for sustainable renewable energy has generated some mixed feelings. Policies have been made and implemented to shift from fossil source of energy to agricultural sources. However, the recent scientific findings have raised issues which could cause modifications in the energy policy.

Learning organic chemistry is interesting. There are rules guiding nomenclature of structures. The tetravalency of carbon. Also, the catenation of carbon. Likewise, the formation of bonds with heteroatoms.

A Track-like Map of Elements The design of the Periodic Table is getting more interesting. The Periodic Table which has an explanable regular pattern of all the Elements (natural and man-made) had its root in 1869 when Dmitri Mendeleev started its development. Today, the Periodic Table through innovations has been improved to add more colour to it and to accommodate the newly discovered elements. Interestingly, with the addition of four new elements, a new Periodic Table looking like a map of underground train track has been developed. The tracks itemise elements in the categories of their physical states of matter, chemical properties, radioactive and artificially discovered. Some elements feature in more than one category as shown with combined tracks in the map.