Here gender notation of Hindi language has been used — Sodium is male, Chlorine is female 🙂
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There should be a good chemistry in love….
fantastic one.
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Very rightly said Jyotirmoy! Thank you 🙂
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Innovative
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I am happy that you liked it 🙂
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Humor at its best..
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Thank you Abhay! Keep smiling 🙂
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Hahaha… Good one, sir!
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Thanks Geet!
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Ha ha…. Good one.
U reminded me of my Chemistry class (Which I never liked) but this one is funny.
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Same with me . . . never liked Chemistry.
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🙂
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Cations and anions! Used in a very imaginative way 🙂
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In this notation, bachelors are called as ‘free radicals’ 🙂
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Ha. So funny! 🙂
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🙂
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Hahaha, quite innovative!
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