Mohammed M. Alshebber | محمد م. آل شبر
@malshebber.bsky.social
UMN Chem graduate and Gladfelter Lab alumnus. Aspiring materials chemist with love for semiconductors, nanomaterials, and cooking.* engage ≠ endorse*
The first international Saudi Chapter of ACS will be held during *November 11-13, 2025*,at King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals - KFUPM in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.
Only two weeks left! Register here:
chem-conf2025.com
Only two weeks left! Register here:
chem-conf2025.com
October 26, 2025 at 6:42 PM
The first international Saudi Chapter of ACS will be held during *November 11-13, 2025*,at King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals - KFUPM in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.
Only two weeks left! Register here:
chem-conf2025.com
Only two weeks left! Register here:
chem-conf2025.com
Spent the day training the next generation of titration masters!
Trials 1-3 are in order from right to left.
Trials 1-3 are in order from right to left.
March 19, 2025 at 10:41 AM
Spent the day training the next generation of titration masters!
Trials 1-3 are in order from right to left.
Trials 1-3 are in order from right to left.
Dear #ChemSky friends,
Does anyone know any good methods for removing stubborn samples out of solid-state NMR rotors? (without damaging the rotor)
My sample coated the inside of one of my rotors, and it isn’t really soluble in anything.
#Chemistry
Does anyone know any good methods for removing stubborn samples out of solid-state NMR rotors? (without damaging the rotor)
My sample coated the inside of one of my rotors, and it isn’t really soluble in anything.
#Chemistry
February 2, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Dear #ChemSky friends,
Does anyone know any good methods for removing stubborn samples out of solid-state NMR rotors? (without damaging the rotor)
My sample coated the inside of one of my rotors, and it isn’t really soluble in anything.
#Chemistry
Does anyone know any good methods for removing stubborn samples out of solid-state NMR rotors? (without damaging the rotor)
My sample coated the inside of one of my rotors, and it isn’t really soluble in anything.
#Chemistry