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Lead (Pb), The Heavy Metal’s Dangerous Legacy: From Pipes to Paint, Its Widespread Use and Toxicity – Explore the Properties of Lead, Its Malleability and Resistance to Corrosion, Its Historical Use in Plumbing, Paint, And Gasoline, And Its Significant Toxicity, Particularly to the Nervous System, Leading to Regulations and Efforts to Remove It from Products and the Environment.

Lead (Pb), The Heavy Metal's Dangerous Legacy: From Pipes to Paint, Its Widespread Use and Toxicity (Lecture Starts) Alright everyone, settle down, settle down! Welcome to Heavy Metal Mayhem 101!…
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Mercury (Hg), The Liquid Metal’s Toxic History: From Ancient Alchemy to Environmental Concern – Explore the Unique Property of Mercury as the Only Metal That is Liquid at Room Temperature, Its Historical Use in Thermometers, Barometers, And Alchemy, And Its Significant Toxicity and Environmental Persistence, Leading to Restrictions on its Use and Concerns about its Bioaccumulation.

Mercury (Hg), The Liquid Metal's Toxic History: From Ancient Alchemy to Environmental Concern (Lecture Hall doors swing open with a dramatic creak. A figure in a slightly singed lab coat…
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Plastics Precursors: The Chemical Building Blocks of Our Modern World – Explore Some of the Key Monomers and Chemicals Used to Produce Plastics (like Ethylene, Propylene, Vinyl Chloride, Styrene), Their Chemical Structures, And Their Industrial Production Methods, Revealing the Chemical Foundations of the Ubiquitous Plastic Materials That Shape Modern Life.

Plastics Precursors: The Chemical Building Blocks of Our Modern World – A Lecture (Professor Chemicus adjusts his oversized glasses, a mischievous glint in his eye. He taps the podium with…