Fun Chemistry in English
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I remember a term from NBA news: “Chemical Reaction.” It said, “But when that chemical reaction starts happening…” It refers to Yao and T-Mac, the players on the Rockets team. It’s a nice term – it describes a chemical reaction that creates a new compound, rather than just a mixture. To form a great team, it’s not enough to gather people with different qualities together; rather, one needs to induce the chemical reaction that’s desired. Just like chemical elements, some people are more active while others are less so. When active elements are put together, a chemical reaction may occur naturally. But to get less active elements to participate as well, pressure must be applied to them, they need to be heated, electrified, etc. Sometimes, an accelerator must also be added to the group to trigger the chemical reaction. I really like this use of the term “chemical reaction.” I often hear about chemical reactions in the context of the NBA, but I didn’t expect that this term could also become so popular in our field as well :)
The level isn’t high enough. Can’t understand it. sweat
It is a chemical reaction that produces a new COMPOUND, not a MIXTURE. It is a chemical reaction that results in the formation of a new compound, rather than a mixture.