Valentine For Chemists Quotes (2 quotes)
The Chemistry of Attraction
To My Perfect Bond
Like hydrogen seeks oxygen’s grace,
I need your touch, your warm embrace.
No noble gas could stand alone,
For in your arms, I’ve found my home.
No reaction, no force so true,
Could match the love I hold for you.
So let’s combine, let’s fuse, let’s shine,
A molecule of love—forever divine.
Yours in perfect balance,
Your Devoted Chemist ❤️
To My Perfect Bond
Like hydrogen seeks oxygen’s grace,
I need your touch, your warm embrace.
No noble gas could stand alone,
For in your arms, I’ve found my home.
No reaction, no force so true,
Could match the love I hold for you.
So let’s combine, let’s fuse, let’s shine,
A molecule of love—forever divine.
Yours in perfect balance,
Your Devoted Chemist ❤️
A Valentine for Chemists imagined by A.I. generated by Today in Science History (ChatGTP, 14 Feb 2025)
The Chemistry of Us
To My Dearest Reaction Catalyst
From elements scattered, a spark did arise,
A perfect reaction—I see in your eyes.
Like covalent bonds, we’re meant to be,
Sharing electrons, just you and me.
Your love’s an exothermic delight,
Warming my heart both day and night.
No need for titration; the truth is clear—
My love for you grows year by year.
So be my Valentine, my scientist divine,
Together, let’s rewrite love’s design.
Endlessly Reactive,
Your Lab Partner for Life ❤️
To My Dearest Reaction Catalyst
From elements scattered, a spark did arise,
A perfect reaction—I see in your eyes.
Like covalent bonds, we’re meant to be,
Sharing electrons, just you and me.
Your love’s an exothermic delight,
Warming my heart both day and night.
No need for titration; the truth is clear—
My love for you grows year by year.
So be my Valentine, my scientist divine,
Together, let’s rewrite love’s design.
Endlessly Reactive,
Your Lab Partner for Life ❤️
A Valentine for Chemists imagined by A.I. generated by Today in Science History (ChatGTP, 14 Feb 2025)
In science it often happens that scientists say, 'You know that's a really good argument; my position is mistaken,' and then they would actually change their minds and you never hear that old view from them again. They really do it. It doesn't happen as often as it should, because scientists are human and change is sometimes painful. But it happens every day. I cannot recall the last time something like that happened in politics or religion.
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