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chemistry

[kem-uh-stree] / ˈkɛm ə stri /






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The two delegations showed so much mutual respect, deference and good chemistry that at one point they almost seemed like friends, the U.S. officials said.

From The Wall Street Journal

She explains it a little bit more, saying how she could learn about chemistry and fungus and how plants interact with their environment on the cellular level.

From Literature

Many high-impact applications, including large-scale quantum chemistry simulations, could require millions of physical qubits with error rates far beyond what current technology can support.

From Science Daily

According to Tarhan and her colleagues, it was the chemistry of ancient seawater and sediments that made this exceptional preservation possible.

From Science Daily

The Americans, who open Olympic play against Latvia on February 12, will have chemistry from the Four Nations as only two players from that squad will not compete in Italy.

From Barron's