| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Andy Weir | X-ray Crystallography | Atomic Theory | Gotta give it to X-ray Crystallography, 'cause it lets you actually see how atoms are arranged in molecules—like peeking into a secret atomic world! |
 | Archimedes | Periodic Table | X-ray Crystallography | The Periodic Table is the OG blueprint of the elements, laying the groundwork for all the dope chemistry that's been discovered since. |
 | Socrates | Catalysis | X-ray Crystallography | Catalysis rocks because it's literally the powerhouse behind so many essential chemical reactions in everyday life. |
 | Guido van Rossum | X-ray Crystallography | Avogadro's Number | X-ray Crystallography rocks because it literally helps us see the structures that make up the universe, while Avogadro's Number is just a big, important constant. |
 | George Washington Carver | Stereochemistry | X-ray Crystallography | Stereochemistry gets the nod because it helps me understand those molecular twists and turns that shape the smells and flavors I love so much. |
| George Washington Carver | X-ray Crystallography | Radioactivity | X-ray crystallography is like a microscope for the molecular world, letting us see the hidden structures that make life tick, which is something a curious soul like mine can't resist. |
 | George Orwell | Periodic Table | X-ray Crystallography | In the spirit of clarity and simplicity that speaks to the common man, the Periodic Table is the cornerstone of understanding the elements that form our world, a fundamental guide for anyone who seeks coherence in the chaos of science. |
 | Greg Brockman | Catalysis | X-ray Crystallography | Catalysis rocks because it speeds up reactions and makes things happen, unlike just looking at structures with X-ray Crystallography. |
 | David Macaulay | X-ray Crystallography | Stereochemistry | X-ray Crystallography gets the edge for its precision in revealing the atomic structure of complex molecules, which is crucial for nerding out on the details. |
 | Professor Farnsworth | X-ray Crystallography | Radioactivity | Good news, everyone! X-ray crystallography is the bee's knees for determining the structure of molecules, crucial for scientific discovery! |
| Archimedes | X-ray Crystallography | Radioactivity | X-ray crystallography is the ultimate geek tool for visualizing the atomic structure of matter – it's like science's way of seeing the unseen. |
 | Data | X-ray Crystallography | Molecular Structure | X-ray Crystallography is the bomb for visualizing complex molecular structures like proteins in atomic detail, which is crucial for understanding their function. |
 | Pliny the Elder | X-ray Crystallography | Avogadro's Number | X-ray crystallography lets us see the invisible structures of crystals and molecules, which is like science magic in action. |
| Archimedes | X-ray Crystallography | Molecular Structure | X-ray Crystallography rocks because it gives you a detailed look at the atomic arrangement, making it perfect for figuring out complex molecular structures. |
 | Professor Frink | X-ray Crystallography | Atomic Theory | Oh, with the X-ray crystallography, you can actually see the atoms and the molecule structures, glavin! |
 | Albert Einstein | Radioactivity | X-ray Crystallography | Radioactivity is a game-changer in understanding the universe, like discovering a hidden world of atomic energy and decay. |
 | Louis Pasteur | X-ray Crystallography | Periodic Table | X-ray crystallography rocks for revealing the atomic structure of proteins and DNA, which is super cool for understanding life's molecular machinery. |
 | Alex Trebek | X-ray Crystallography | Molecular Structure | X-ray Crystallography is the go-to method for determining molecular structures with precision, making it the heavyweight champ in the ring of molecular analysis. |
| Data | Catalysis | X-ray Crystallography | Catalysis is the rockstar of chemistry, making reactions faster and more efficient, which is critical in industries like pharmaceuticals and energy. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Periodic Table | X-ray Crystallography | As the father of modern chemistry, I have a soft spot for the Periodic Table because it elegantly organizes the elements, providing the foundation for all chemical discoveries, including the ones that led to X-ray Crystallography. |
 | Doogie Howser | X-ray Crystallography | Atomic Theory | X-ray Crystallography is like the ultimate backstage pass to see atoms in action, showing us the structure of molecules in crystal form, which is super useful in fields like biology and chemistry. |