docs(notes): add breaking bad words, update english words

Author: lzwjava

notes/2025-03-21-english-words-en.md

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 If you have a specific context in mind or need more detailed information about one of these interpretations (for example, a deeper dive into Fidelity Investments’ services or technical details about high-fidelity audio systems), feel free to let me know!
 
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+The word "pharmaceuticals" refers to medicinal drugs or products that are developed, produced, and used for the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of diseases and medical conditions. It comes from the Greek word "pharmakeutikos," which relates to drugs or medicine.
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+In a broader sense, "pharmaceuticals" can also describe the industry or field involved in researching, creating, and distributing these medicinal products. Companies in this sector, often called pharmaceutical companies, work on discovering new drugs, testing their safety and effectiveness, and bringing them to market for use by healthcare providers and patients.
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+For example, common pharmaceuticals include painkillers like ibuprofen, antibiotics like penicillin, or vaccines for diseases like influenza. Essentially, it’s a term that encompasses both the products and the science behind medicines.
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+The word "pharmaceuticals" is pronounced as **"far-muh-SOO-ti-kulz"** in American English. Here’s a breakdown:
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+- **"far"** - rhymes with "car"
+- **"muh"** - sounds like "muh" in "mud"
+- **"SOO"** - rhymes with "sue"
+- **"ti"** - sounds like "tee"
+- **"kulz"** - rhymes with "cools"
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+The stress is on the third syllable: "SOO." In British English, it’s similar but might have a slightly different rhythm or vowel sound depending on accents, often closer to **"far-muh-SYOO-ti-kulz"**.
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+If you’re asking about a different word, just let me know!
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notes/2025-03-22-breaking-bad-words-en.md

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+title: Chemistry Words in Breaking Bad
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+"Breaking Bad" is a TV series that revolves around chemistry, particularly in the context of methamphetamine production, so several chemistry-related terms pop up frequently. Based on the show's themes and dialogue, here are some of the most common chemistry words and concepts that appear often:
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+1. **Methamphetamine** - The central focus of the show, often just called "meth." It’s the chemical compound Walter White, a former chemistry teacher, synthesizes.
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+2. **Methylamine** - A key precursor chemical used in Walt and Jesse’s meth production process. It’s mentioned repeatedly as they struggle to source it.
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+3. **Pseudoephedrine** - Another precursor Walt initially uses to make meth, commonly found in cold medications, leading to plot points about acquiring it.
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+4. **Phosphine** - A toxic gas that comes up early in the series when Walt uses red phosphorus and accidentally creates it, nearly killing him and Jesse.
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+5. **Red Phosphorus** - Used in the "P2P" (phenyl-2-propanone) method of meth synthesis, a recurring term tied to their cooking process.
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+6. **Hydrofluoric Acid** - Frequently referenced for dissolving bodies (like in the infamous bathtub scene). Walt’s expertise with it highlights his chemistry knowledge.
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+7. **Catalyst** - Walt often talks about catalysts in a literal chemical sense (e.g., in meth production) and metaphorically about his life choices.
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+8. **Isomer** - Specifically, Walt prides himself on creating the "d-isomer" of methamphetamine, which is more potent and pure, showcasing his skill.
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+9. **Blue** - While not a chemistry term itself, the blue color of Walt’s meth (due to impurities or artistic license) becomes synonymous with its chemical purity.
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+10. **Reaction** - A general chemistry term used both practically (in the lab) and narratively to describe volatile situations.
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+11. **Aluminum Amalgam** - Mentioned in the context of an alternative meth synthesis method Walt uses early on.
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+12. **Crystallization** - Refers to the process of forming meth crystals, a point of pride for Walt’s high-quality product.
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+These terms are woven into the show’s fabric, often explained by Walt in his teacher-like monologues or debated during tense moments with Jesse. They reflect the blend of real science and dramatic flair that defines "Breaking Bad." If you’d like, I could dig deeper into specific episodes or scenes for more examples!