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Lesson 1: To give, first be a source In the first year of my PhD, I became fascinated by arrow-pushing mechanisms. These mechanisms are how organic chemists track the movements of electrons in a chemical reaction. Think of this as a one-way dance: Arrows move from regions of high electron d...

In addition to these ecological effects, the property of water’s density anomaly also plays a fundamental role in the regulation of Earth’s climate. The oceans act as thermal regulators, absorbing heat during warm periods and releasing it during cold periods. The density anomaly of ...