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Due to their flexibility and durability, hydrogels are showing great promise in the world of science for biomaterials, which go on or in the human body. Their ability to completely liquefy, fill a space, and then solidify and still be flexible is mind-blowing. [8] Many residents of the Port Sulphur district have indeed not been drinking the tap water since June due to its saltiness – but THMs are also readily absorbed through skin, and inhaled as steam during warm showers. By some estimates, exposure from just a 10-minute shower is roughly equivalent to drinking 2.5 liters (0.66 gallons) of water. But the notice was in English, and lower Plaquemines parish has a large population of Vietnamese immigrants who work on shrimp boats. Sandy Nguyen of Coastal Communities Consulting, which works on language access for coastal fishers, estimates that about 15% of adults in lower Plaquemines do not speak fluent English. Plaquemines is also home to Indigenous members of the United Houma Nation and the Grand Bayou Indian Village. Some Australian lichens, like Parmelia constipata, have this as a component. Protoconstipatic acid, dehydroconstipatic acid, and methyl constipatate are all constipatic acid derivatives. Toma, SH; Uemi, M; Nikolaou, S; Tomazela, DM; Eberlin, MN; Toma, HE (2004). "{trans-1,4-Bis[(4-pyridyl)ethenyl]benzene}(2,2'-bipyridine)ruthenium(II) Complexes and Their Supramolecular Assemblies with β-Cyclodextrin". Inorg Chem. 43 (11): 3521–3527. doi: 10.1021/ic0352250. PMID 15154817.

Ignat’ev, N.V.; Welz-Biermann, U.; Kucheryna, A.; Bissky, G.; Willner, H. (2005). "New ionic liquids with tris(perfluoroalkyl)trifluorophosphate (FAP) anions". Journal of Fluorine Chemistry. 126 (8): 1150–1159. doi: 10.1016/j.jfluchem.2005.04.017. Thanks to Lionel Hill for suggesting this molecule, and to Anthony Argyriou and Kristina Turner for providing some of the info. snails hence "con-". And, "antok" is a Filipino word which means "sleepy", which refers to its effect on young mice. Apparently, there is also a related molecule called "contulakin". "Tulak" is a Filipino term for "push". It seems that this molecule causes mice to be sluggish and thus, they had to be pushed. Pikachurin is an extracellular retinal protein that is essential for efficient interaction between the ribbon synapses in the eye and the dendrites of the brain. It was first described in 2008 by Shigeru Sato et al. of the Osaka Bioscience Institute, Japan, who named the “nimble” protein after the much-loved Pokémon species. Without the protein, the researchers have found that it takes three times longer to transmit the signals and the eyeball responses are slower than normal leading them to believe that it is connected to kinetic vision. According to The Genius of Play, The Toy Association’s nonprofit initiative dedicated to raising awareness of play’s vital role in child development, playing with dough, sand, foam, and other compounds builds physical as well as cognitive skills in children. The act of kneading and squishing exercises little muscles and joints and lowers anxiety and stress, while the open-ended nature of compound play nurtures curiosity, logical thinking, and creativity.BARF (tetrakis[3,5-bis(trifluoromethyl)phenyl]borate), a fluoroaryl borate B(Ar(CF 3) 2) 4 −, used as a non-coordinating anion [25] This is a 'sexi' molecule - which means it has 6 sub-units, in this case of thiophene rings. Because of its conjugated system of double bonds, this organic molecule conducts electricity quite well. As a result, it is one of a number of similar molecules being studied for possible uses in organic polymer electronics. Incidentally, the Latin for 5 sub-units is quinque (pronounced 'kinky'), so by adding one subunit a quinque molecule becomes sexi... Nine units would be nonakis...which shows what always happens if you try to take things too far. Some are given intentionally unusual trivial names based on their structure, a notable property or at the whim of those who first isolate them. However, many trivial names predate formal naming conventions. Trivial names can also be ambiguous or carry different meanings in different industries, geographic regions and languages. A mineral for hungry people? Apatite is a phosphate mineral with the composition Ca 5[PO 4] 3(OH,F,Cl). It has been used extensively as a phosphorus fertilizer and is still mined for that purpose today. The mineral called "asparagus stone" is a appropriately a type of green apatite. Ironically, apatite is the mineral that makes up the teeth in all vertebrate animals as well as their bones.

Furthermore, if six of them are bonded together we can apply the prefix 'sexi', to get 'sexiarsole'. And the structure where arsole is fused to a benzene ring is called 'benzarsole'; 6 of these bonded together would be called 'sexibenzarsole' (although neither of those sexi- molecules have been synthesised yet). Another well known poisonous arsenic molecule is the simple hydride, called 'arsine', with formula AsH 3. More info. Thanks to Gavin Shear of Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc., Toronto, and to Seranne Howis, of Rhodes University, South Africa, for providing the info on this molecule. A rare lead, copper chromate arsenate hydroxide mineral (Pb 2CuCrO 4AsO 4OH), named after its discoverer, Lucien Lewis Forneau. [3] This sounds like what you get after a baked bean meal...but it actually gets its name from being both a constituent of the plant Teucrium fruiticans and a ketone.This mineral is a pink (of course...) gemstone, named after the gemologist G.F. Kunz who described it in 1902. Kunzite is a fragile stone, which shows different shades of colour when viewed from different directions. Called an "evening" stone, it should not be exposed to direct sunlight which can fade its color in time. Its alternative name, Spodumene, sounds like an American shop that sells computer nerds ("Spod-U-Mean") Thanks to Phillip Barak of the Virtual Museum of Minerals and Molecules for suggesting this mineral. Orotic acid Pyrimidinecarboxylic acid has been referred to as vitamin B 13. Often misspelled "erotic acid". [3] Ca 4 Si 2O 6( CO 3)( OH, F)) 2, a rare form of calcium silicocarbonate discovered in the Fuka Mine of Takahashi, Japan. [3]

I know this is technically an element, not a molecule, but it had such a ridiculous name I thought I'd include it. This is actually element number 111, and was called by the IUPAC temporary systematic name of unununium before it was recently renamed roentgenium. This is a pity, because if it formed ring or cage structures, previously we might have ended up with unununium onions... Thanks to Neil Edwards and Jan Linders for info on these molecules. Ref: E.A. Couladouros et al., Chem. Eur. J. 11, (2005) 406. Gardenins, which are flavones extracted from the Indian plant Gardenia lucida, come in a variety of forms. Related to this, uranium nitrate is also known as uranyl nitrate, which sounds like the entry fee for a gents toilet after 8pm... While U 4+ is the uranous ion. This sparks the question that when U 4+ is in aqueous solution, do the water molecules form a ring around uranous? An if you do need to uranate, should you do it at the tungsten carbide (WC)? Thanks to Allen Knutson for suggesting this molecule, and to Prof Walter Maya of California State Polytechnic University for some of the details.

The Cold War arms race, Ancient Egyptian make-up and medieval laxatives. What do all these things have in common?

More details from: Henmi, C., Kusachi, I., Kawahara, A., and Henmi, K., Mineral. J., 8, (1977) 374. Thanks to Matthew Latto for info on this mineral.