Significant Figures (sig figs): thanks to Tom and Jerry (and a cat to be named later) for helping us with this sig figs example. By Evelynn Wang

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Significant Figures rules allow scientists to communicate and keep track of the error associated with a measurement or calculation. By Chace Freed

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Those pesky Sig Figs! By Chace Freed

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Significant Figures rules allow scientists to communicate and keep track of the error associated with a measurement or calculation. It takes practice, but you can get it! By Chace Freed

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Adding water to acid is not allowed in the chemistry lab. It can lead to hot acid spraying from the container. "Always add acid to water slowly and according to your teacher's instructions. By Chace Freed

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Personal Protective Gear (PPE) is a must in the chemistry lab. By Chace Freed

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Chirality is an organic chemistry topic in which 2 enantiomers have nonsuperimposable mirror images- something that most general chemistry classes may not cover. By Chace Freed

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Final of Talking cats quiz each other on nomenclature by Evelynn Wang

Final of a video by Reginald Castex about two chiral molecules in a burger joint. Music by Reginald.

Draft of an "animation" of the #wipeitdown challenge