Where is Chromatography?
Posted in General Science on Jun 09, 2007
Today I received an e-mail from an unhappy reader where I am being mercilessly criticized for misleading the visitors to my blog.
Mr. X is rightfully accusing me for not staying focused on the topic of “just chromatography” and that I spend too much time on nanotechnology and things like witricity. What can I say in my defense? Not much, I am guilty. But how can I not write about the exciting discoveries and knowhows such as wireless power transfers, nano light bulbs, or laser induced imploding bubbles?!
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Thank you guys for the support! I think the reason that guy got upset is because when he searched for something related to chromatography in Google, my site came up, so when he came and did not see what he was looking for he got annoyed.
Oh for crying out loud, why on earth would anyone be bothered if this blog strays from the chromatography angle? It’s all good, isn’t it? Science is awesome, and as Sandesh quite rightly points out, it’s just too hard not to write about the myriad of other cool stuff.
Well, i think you are right, i see this blog as a purely analytical chemistry blog & as far as ana is concerned, it is too wide & important that you cann’t discuss nano or anything else related to chemistry without it! u need some analytical tools to varify your innovations. Knowledge is the second thing, you relate to chemistry then you must have to keep your self update!