I like it too.

Organic chemistree, even.

Zumdahl's chemistry is an evil, evil book.

It's the Mendela effect...🧬 🌪️

...on point.

I like it!

It's great :D

that's how flat Earthers look

Yes but how else would you do it? If Alaska looks even more larger than Texas than it is, it's a win...

Looks like a Beatles haircut after you step on it.

That's a pricey plastic made up animal

And gas: they will expand or contract to fit the size of the container they are in

There once was a scientist / a scientist no more / for what he thought was H2O / was H2SO4

now my blood platelets know how i feel every time a drawing i was working on was not saved

Gravity sometimes fails to spot things or lags a little. Sauce: cartoons.

How to get machinists to start arguing.

you forgot statistics

Fahrenheit originally made 100F human body temperature. He chose 0F as the coldest temperature he could consistently make at the time. A mixture of salt and natural ice. Refrigeration hadn't been invented yet. It's pretty messed up we still use it here and he was off by more than two degrees on the hot end but here we are.

That's cuke, very cuke.

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This is just a first approximation.

...purrfectly clear..

Will someone tell this dude that's not a bacterium.

So true!

Mine leaves just before the exam

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I always love thse

ohm

IT guys: 👀

… in vacuum

I won't have room for it. It goes on forever.

My YouTube research trumps all your university degrees.

But the writing is so big... you could have just written smaller with less space...

That's not very good logic. Virtually ever scientists on the planet believes humans have caused global climate change yet tons of idiots still deny it.

I remember when I was a lab assistant and the chemistry teacher asked me for ideas for experiments for the class. I came up with one that involved mixing two different compounds and then working out the percentages of each (from memory I think it involved titration but too long ago to remember exactly). Nothing wrong with the experiment per se but the margin for error was so small that even the slightest error in the process would result in ludicrous results. No wonder pretty much the whole class drew a blank.

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

You would think if someone is going to the trouble of making this meme that they would just check *every* word carefully first