1930s (inebriated) chemist poetry and a new organelle: Tiny Show and Tell Us #4

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In this episode of Tiny Show and Tell Us, we cover the recent discovery of a new (relatively speaking, more like 100 million year old) organelle called a nitroplast that could revolutionize agriculture. Then we embark on a highly entertaining journey of 1930s chemistry poetry, sometimes written by inebriated chemists, and track down a rare and stunning Chemical Map of North America. Check out the map in this YouTube short and this Instagram post.
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1. 1930s (inebriated) chemist poetry and a new organelle: Tiny Show and Tell Us #4 (00:00:00)

2. A new organelle! The nitroplast (00:00:58)

3. 1930 inebriated chemist poetry and a Chemical Map of North America (00:10:55)

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