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Meet the Chemiballs: Exposition and Cute Drawings of the Nonmetals

I love balls. Especially Countryballs, aka Polandball, a popular meme format where countries are embodied in this particular art style. Like Hetalia but for not-weebs. I mean, just look at r/countryball. These little blobs are so cute.

Lots of other "ball communities" have spawned from Countryballs, such as Ideologyballs, Planetballs, and LGBallT. One of the little-known ones is Chemiballs. At first, I thought I was the first one to have the idea as I doodled them in my notebook during chemistry class, but no. Someone beat me to it just a couple of years before me. (hecking go check out the subreddit it's a great small community https://www.reddit.com/r/chemiball/)

Anyways here's some nonmetal balls I drew a couple years ago, AREN'T THEY CUTE??

The three main isotopes of hydrogenball, right to left: Tritiumball, Protiumball (normal hydrogenball), and Deuteriumball. Tritiumball has three neutrons and is radioactive.
Carbonball is done with your weak ass ionic bonding
Two bonded oxygenballs not getting along, they are an unhappy married couple.
Nitrogenball, I lost the original art file so can't export it as a png lol
Phosphorusball, Sulfurball, and Seleniumball. Seleniumball is sad they got left out because they're boring and uninteresting.
Meet the Elementballs: Exposition and Cute Drawings of the Nonmetals
Ravings of a Mad Scientist
Want to learn about nonmetals elements like Hydrogen, Carbon, Nitrogen, and Oxygen? Do you like cute ball comics? Read here.

here's an old edutainment blog page I wrote about the these elements if you're interested


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How To Understand Resonance Structures using Cute Balls

There comes a time in every man’s (or woman/nonbinary/other/etc)'s life that they have to learn about resonance structures and delocalized electrons.

Or probably not. I don’t think most people know what it is. But you’re going to!

Right now.

No, you don’t have a choice in the matter.

Sulfate resonance
Pentadienyl cation with some very insecure carboCATionballs
(positively charged atoms/molecules are called CATions. Carbonball REALLY doesn't like being a +1 cation, but can tolerate being one third of a furry.[veru scientific{physics isn't voodoo, no siree}])
Benzene!

Get all that? Understand now? Of course not, no one does. READ THIS!

How To Understand Resonance Structures using Cute Balls
Ravings of a Mad Scientist
Taking an Organic Chemistry Class and don't understand anything? Just curious? Just plain masochistic? Read here for all your confusing elec

ARTICLE I MADE YEARS AGO FOR MORE IN-DEPTH AND FUNNY EXPLANATION!


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