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CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM NOTES
Welcome to my notes on chemical equilibrium! Together, we'll unravel the balance of chemical reactions. From understanding how reactions reach a steady state to grasping the importance of equilibrium constants, these notes simplify complex concepts. Whether you're diving into chemistry or simply curious about how reactions behave, I'll guide you through every step. Let's explore the equilibrium of chemicals together!
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ITS A PROJECT ON ADULTERATION IN FOOD STUFFS EXAMPLE GHEE MILK CHILLY ETC
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CIE As-Level Chap1, atoms,molecules,stoichiometry. For As Level
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Pentosephosphate Pathway - Illustration with clear detailed given.
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Notes from "Modern Chemistry' textbook by Holt, Rinehart, and Winston textbook. Chapter 1: Matter and Change Section 1: Chemistry is a Physical Science
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Covers the pathways of glycolysis, gluconeogenesis, the Krebs/Citric Acid cycle and the structures of key intermediates in central metabolic pathways. Aimed at 1st/2nd year University Students. Taken from Glasgow University Lectures, Molecules of Life course.
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This is my notes and answer sheet in module 5 for chemistry in engineers subject. This covers the topic of reactions in matter.
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Collision theory can be defined as before a chemical reaction takes place the must be an effective collision between the particles. This note is for beginner level for chemistry students
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First of all, before we talk about something or any object, we need identify it correctly. Therefore, before learning Biology, one must first identify what Biology is. My document 'Identifying Biology - Part 1' contains the material that led to the development of a subject called Biology. That is, simply put, what Biology is.
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Full detail of Atomic Structure and Numbers "Atomic Orbitals and their Effect on Chemical Reactions" DeBrogli's Concept
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These notes gives full detail of all the topics on biology and chemistry only for As level.
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NMR spectroscopy for A2 chemistry students (OCR).
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Biochemistry Protein Secondary Structure
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Assignment title Conclusions and Statistics Task 1 Analyse you results, calculating means and producing graphs where appropriate This provides evidence for P7 Use standard deviation or chi squared on your results. Explain the outcome of the test and what it means. Justify why you chose to use this statistical test. This provides evidence for M3 Task 2 Make appropriate conclusions from your results tables and graphs, explaining any relationships which may appear in the results, and if the results confirm or negate your hypothesis (i.e. was it accepted or rejected). You should explain in clear words what the graphs/tables are actually showing. Any results your have obtained should be explained whether they confirm or negate the hypothesis. You will have proven whether want you are testing works or not. Complete task 1 using third person, past tense, including the correct use scientific terms to achieve P9 This provides evidence for P8 and P9 Task 3 You must research to find results from similar investigations. Use this secondary data to justify your conclusions made in task 2. (Justify the conclusions made, drawing on primary and secondary research data) This provides evidence for M4 Task 4 You must reflect on the whole investigation. Comment on the : Precision Accuracy Reliability Potential errors So that you can then comment on the validity of your conclusions This provides evidence for D3 Exam board is pearson ALL ASSIGNMENTS I HAVE UPLOADED ARE DISTINCTION GRADED
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Essential lipid study notes used for first year bachelor of Biomedical science at Queensland University of Technology. Basic foundation for anyone studying or wanting to study biology or medicine at university.
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Document contains data from parametars of rerefined base oil.
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A review of carbohydrates from a second year biochemistry lecture series
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Easy to understand and remember notes on carbohydrate metabolism for anyone pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Biochemistry or Biology. I use these notes to lecture Biochemistry at the University of Zambia.
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List of calculations, physical chemistry and formulas included in here. CIE A-level Chemistry (AS)
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If you want to get your hands on some chemistry practical for the test for functional groups this is perfect for you!! This is aimed at anyone studying chemistry!!
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The digestive system is essentially a long tube which is about six meters long and it runs all the way from the mouth right down to the anus...
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These are concise, exam-focused notes made using the WJEC specification and BBC Bitesize. (I achieved an A.) This is one of six topics in the unit.
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Tells you what are the physical properties & chemical properties
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Detailed notes on the rules you must learn, to be able assign electrons to their respective orbitals. These notes can even be helpful for university students.
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The Chemistry of Life covers Organic Molecules (Carbohydrates, Lipids, Nucleic Acids, Proteins, Vitamins) and Inorganic Molecules (Water, Minerals). Covers varied definitions, functions and properties of each topic and sub-topic. Also includes types of each sub-topic and picture examples.
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COMPUTER & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Graduate level Exam questions and solutions with deep explanation l
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Aimed at the last year of an undergraduate chemistry course (advanced level) - Comprehensive and in-depth reactivity schemes - Extensive notes on all key mechanisms and notable exceptions on the reactivity of organometallic compounds. Made from lectures from the chemistry course of the University of Oxford, Oxford chemistry primers, Shriver/Atkins, Elschenbroich and Atwood
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This is aimed at AQA Chemistry Core Practicals / CPAC. Each page is titled with a picture(s) of the practical and then divided into 7 boxes: concept knowledge, variables, method, hazards & safety, equations, maths skills and common questions (questions that are likely to come up in the exam or that you need to practice). This is ideally printed on A3 for optimum space to write.
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Practice problems on kinetics and equilibrium
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This Class 9 Science question paper is a comprehensive 80-mark evaluation, divided into four sections. **Section A** features 10 MCQs (1 mark each) testing basic concepts. **Section B** contains 8 short-answer questions (2 marks each) to assess clarity on fundamental ideas. **Section C** comprises 6 medium-answer questions (3 marks each), encouraging analytical and descriptive responses. **Section D** includes 6 long-answer questions (5 marks each), focusing on detailed explanations, diagrams, and applications of scientific principles. The paper covers diverse topics like physics, chemistry, biology, and environmental science, ensuring a balanced assessment of knowledge, problem-solving ability, and reasoning skills.
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