There are plenty of bad science reporting in the media. Many times conclusions are presented without any evidence or lack of substantial evidence. The below infographic notes 12 points on how to separate science from pseudoscience. Click to enlarge Source: Compound Chem
Smoking cigarettes is bad for one’s health. It is addictive and causes cancer. In fact, there are about 7,357 chemical compounds in cigarette smoke and of these 70 cause carcinogenic activity in humans.The following infographic shows the summary of a selection of hazardous compounds in smoke and their effects: Click to enlarge Source: Compound Chem …
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The following infographic (part 2) shows a few of the chemical agents that were used in World War I: Click to enlarge Source: Compound Interest
The field of Chemistry has also a dark side to it. The following infographic shows a few of the chemical agents that were used in World War I: Click to enlarge Source: Compound Interest
For the first time in recent years, Chinese tourists to the US declined by 5.5% in 2018. Trade fight and other American actions against China are putting off Chinese from visiting the US according to a recent article at DW. This negatively impacts American businesses. Chinese tourism to the US – Chart: Chinese are …
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