The ChemPod

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An outlet for the curious minds of potential chemists, a platform for your eager questions to be answered, a home to all life-long learners - that is what the ChemPod is here for! From the periodic ta... more

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The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.

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January 15, 2024 Spectroscopy and Spectrophotometry: Development, Mechanism and Applications
What is the methodology behind forensics? How are proteins quantified? How do you tell if the compounds in your experiment are impure (to answer that 3 marker on your chemistry test)? Well then, spectroscopy and spectrophotometry will answer all your questions!
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November 26, 2023 Samsung Batteries: Expanding... and Exploding?
Some of you may have heard of or remember the incident back in 2016 when Samsung released the Galaxy Note 7, the phone infamous for its exploding battery. Recently, many content creators have discovered that several of their devices are expanding, with a notable trend – the majority of these problematic devices are Samsung's. Join us as we delve into this concerning revelation and explore the implications of Samsung batteries expanding, and possibly, exploding
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November 05, 2023 Blood in the Lab: The Chemistry Behind Fake blood
Have you ever wanted to fake an injury to skip a class? Have you ever wanted to pretend to be a soldier in a war, fighting for their country? Or, even better, have you ever wanted to act like a surgeon performing surgery? Well… I have just the perfect solution for you.
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6min
October 15, 2023 Powering the Future: Exploring Sodium Batteries and the Rise of Eco-Friendly Energy Storage
Lithium-ion batteries are used in almost all of our everyday devices, but they pose many harms to the environment, such as contaminating water supplies. The recent invention of sodium batteries may be able to overcome these disadvantages. This makes us wonder, what's to come for this new generation of batteries?
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October 01, 2023 The Chemical Revolutionaries: The Four Visionaries Who Shaped Modern Chemistry
Who invented dynamite? Who contributed to the early establishment of the conservation of mass? Chemistry has revolutionised the way we live our lives, and this episode will give you an insight into some of the most influential chemists that continue to shape the world of modern chemistry even to this day.
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6min
September 17, 2023 Pondering pH: Unlocking the Secrets of Acidity, Bases, and Alkalinity
In this intriguing episode, we explore the fascinating world of pH and its impact on our daily lives. Discover how pH affects our bodies, the environment, and the preservation of everyday items. Learn about the distinction between acids and alkaline substances, and uncover their chemical behaviours. Join us as we delve into the intricacies of pH and unlock the secrets behind acidity, bases, and alkalinity.
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6min
September 04, 2023 The Romans Built it Better: Roman Concrete-Where Ancient Wisdom Outlasts Modern Structures
Roman concrete has allowed buildings like the Pantheon to last for centuries, while modern roads deteriorate in years, and most buildings crumble in 50 to 100 years. What was their secret? How did the Romans do it better, 2000 years ago?
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8min
June 11, 2023 Metallotrophic Marvels: Exploring the Wonders of Metal-Eating Bacteria
In a world filled with astonishing microbial wonders, there exists a group of organisms with an appetite for the extraordinary. Join us on a journey as we unravel the secrets of these metal-eating bacteria!
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6min
May 29, 2023 From Toast To Roast: The Deliciousness Of The Maillard Reaction
Why does toast always taste better than plain bread? What causes the golden colour of toasted marshmallows? Listen to this episode to find out more about the deliciousness of the Maillard reaction!
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13min
May 07, 2023 Unearthing the Dark Side of the Elements: The Discovery Of Heavy Radioactive Elements
We'll be discussing how new heavy elements are slowing being discovered as well as what exactly is radioactivity.
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FAQs about The ChemPod:

How many episodes does The ChemPod have?

The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.