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Physical Chemistry is the branch of chemistry that deals with the principles of physics involved in chemical reactions and examines the following: The discoveries of physical chemists are based on…
Inorganic chemistry deals with the chemical properties and reactions of all non-organic compounds, including metals, minerals, and organometallic compounds. These compounds find widespread use in the form of catalysts, pigments,…
Organic chemistry is one of the most important branches of chemistry that deals with the structure, composition, properties, preparation, and reactions of carbon-containing compounds. It is a highly creative branch…
You have always learned that a living system can grow, sustain, and reproduce itself. The most remarkable thing about a living system is that it itself is composed of non-living…
Want to have a great career in chemistry and other natural sciences? You should apply for one of the best chemistry courses from the best universities in the world. Chemistry…
This is an attempt to list the best Chemistry YouTube channels for chemistry lovers/students specializing in Chemistry and related fields. These Chemistry YT Channels are useful for all types of…
Everything is the result of and type of chemical reactions whether you cry or burn wood or dissolve sugar. No process is possible without any chemical reactions occurring in them.…
This is a complete guide to the Raman Effect, covering CV Raman’s life, the theory behind Raman Scattering, and practical applications of Raman Spectroscopy. If you’re a physics student (graduate…
Chemistry is weird. One chapter you’re memorizing the colors of transition metal compounds. The next you’re balancing organic reaction mechanisms that look like they belong in a horror movie. And…
Chemistry is one amazing subject. It begins with just an atom and rises to simple substances and then goes above complex polymers – and then again down to subatomic particles.…
When a molecule absorbs light, something has to happen to that energy. It doesn’t just disappear. The molecule can use it for a chemical reaction. It can release it as…
Bimolecular reactions make sense. Two molecules collide, bonds break, new bonds form. Simple. But unimolecular reactions? A single molecule just… reacts? Where does the energy come from? This puzzle bothered…
