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Darryl Stallings is a science writer at Biology Insights specializing in introductory chemistry education. He spent years leading physical science classrooms in district high schools before developing online course material and virtual lab modules for a state virtual academy. He lives in Warwick, Rhode Island, and continues to tutor secondary students remotely each week.

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