This is for the alchemical apprentices of the House of the Wyvern. Herein may be found accounts and recipes of the molecular arts.
This provides some answers for any lingering questions surrounding the behaviour of beryllium chloride. Rather good answers, too.
electrons scattered into the void 1:00 AM
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This article gives mathematical proofs of why the bond angle in a tetrahedral molecule such as methane should be about 109.5 degrees. I suppose some people are more mathematically inclined than graphically, so this should help such hard-core types.
electrons scattered into the void 12:24 AM
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This article is the proof, in its own way, of what chemists have been saying all the time - repeat after me: bonding leads to structure, and structure leads to properties. Only theoretical so far, this invisibility...
electrons scattered into the void 6:28 AM
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This is for the alchemical apprentices of the House of the Wyvern. Herein may be found accounts and recipes of the molecular arts.
The alchemist uses analogy for reality and poetry for process. He sees the pattern of the world, and establishes it in the minds of men.
