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Density Measurements and Partial Molar Volumes
Pre-lab report that consists of: objectives, materials, procedure, experiment, raw data
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All you need to know about biomolecules is in this notes in a short and easiest way possible . This notes are in the questions answers format contains all the reaction and mechanism and theory part related to the biomolecules . All the very best more than notes your efforts matters.
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Well comprehensive notes on Bioactive Molecule from Plants II (Phenolic, Botanicals and Alkaloids)
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Determine the molarity and standard deviation of citric acid via soda and sodium hydroxide titration
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These notes served as our performance task last semester. This function is based on the van der Waals equation for predicting the pressure p of a gas as a function of v at a fixed temperature.
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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 eight topics in the unit.
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Analytical Chemistry CH 1 (Nature of Analytical Chemistry) There's English & a bit of Chinese summary
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Lessons in physics and nuclear transformations. And summaries of professors
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Effective Note Taking. GY 999 Write an title on notes "The Art of Taking Effective Notes: Techniques and Strategies for Maximizing Learning and Retention" GY 999 Title on notes "Note-Taking Made Easy: Tips and Tricks for Organizing and Remembering Information" GY 999 write Description for notes Note-taking is an essential skill for academic success, but it can be challenging to know how to take effective notes that capture the most important information while also being easy to review and remember later on. This guide provides techniques and strategies for maximizing learning and retention through note-taking. Learn how to effectively capture information from lectures, textbooks, and other sources, as well as how to organize and categorize notes for easy reference. Discover different note-taking formats, such as outlining, mapping, and Cornell notes, and learn how to choose the right one for your learning style and the material being studied. In addition, this guide offers tips for using technology to enhance your note-taking, such as using note-taking apps and creating digital flashcards. With these tools and strategies at your disposal, you can take your note-taking skills to the next level and improve your academic performance.
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Here are some notes on the topic Biology. This contains more that 15 pages of notes.
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Sequences (unit sample, unit step, exponential...), frequency domain, discrete time systems (ideal, linear, time invariant), characteristics of those systems (casualty, stability, etc), LTI Systems, impulse response, differential equations, Fourier Transforms, Z Transform and properties, convergence, sampling, linear phase FIR, filters.
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Hello my name is Aman and I've made some notes on organic chemistry which are basics they include topics like hyperconjugation, inductive effect, electromeric effect, etc Note: IUPAC nomenclature is not included I'll be making it very soon. Thank you
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Understanding Suffixes and Prefixes in Nomenclature, we learn how these linguistic tools are used in the world of chemistry to create systematic and unambiguous names for chemical compounds. Further in Notes
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