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Profile for Dr. Noreen Wakeman Username Dr. Noreen Wakeman Registered: 15-2-2021 (0 messages per day) Posts: 1 (0% of total posts) Avatar & Member Status: Harmless Last active: 23-2-2021 at 10:21

Other Information Site: Aim: Chemist, who loves to teach/do chemistry ICQ: Yahoo: MSN: Location: Birthday: 1-5-2001 Bio: Obviously, I am not the fictional character from MLTR, but I am a woman in science. My pronouns are she her hers, I am [the most stable alkene conformation]+[Germanium Neodynium Erbium]. I love studying chemistry and am a chemist who works both in the lab and at home. Current Mood: impassioned Forum most active in: Materials and Metallurgy (1 Posts) [100% of total posts] Last Post: Making phosphorescent materials (15-2-2021 at 07:51)

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