Category Archives: Chemistry

fireman sam 2014 Fireman Sam Chemistry Set full episodes 2014 full epidose fireman sam 2014full epidoseHere are my favourite episodes from my childhood. They are Postman Pat and the Magpie Hen, Pingu's Barrel of Fun, Fireman Sam's Chemistry Set and Trust Thoma.. ... By: mylittlepony … Continue reading →

Grabbing Max Perutz' attention: Kurt Wthrich, 2002 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry In 1968 Nobel Laureate Max Perutz heard of Kurt Wthrich's research into hemoglobin and flew to meet Wthrich in the United States. This started a longtime a... By: Nobel Prize … Continue reading →

Doubts and criticism: Kurt Wthrich, 2002 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry Four years of doubts and criticism from other scientists was the first reaction to Wthrich's discovery. Wthrich was awarded the 2002 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. By: Nobel Prize … Continue reading →

Hybridization and Bond Angles in Organic Chemistry Basics 2 http://leah4sci.com/orgobasics presents: Orgo Basics Video 2 - Hybridization, Bond Angle and Electronic/Molecular Geometry in Organic Chemistry Struggling with Orgo? Grab my free ebook'10... By: Leah Fisch … Continue reading →

AP Chemistry Chapter 2 part 1 By: Shannon Foskett … Continue reading →

Chemistry Sem-1 Lesson 02 Parmanviy Bandharan Part2 (HSC 11th Science) By: vadodaratuition … Continue reading →

Image Caption: A team of ASU researchers has demonstrated that a particular mineral, sphalerite, can affect the most fundamental process in organic chemistry: carbon-hydrogen bond breaking and making. This is a sample of gem-quality sphalerite in a quartz matrix. Credit: Tom Sharp Arizona State University ASU team shows evidence for one mineral affecting the most fundamental process in organic chemistry: Carbon-hydrogen bond breaking and making Reactions among minerals and organic compounds in hydrothermal environments are critical components of the Earths deep carbon cycle, they provide energy for the deep biosphere, and may have implications for the origins of life. However, very little is known about how minerals influence organic reactions. A team of researchers from Arizona State University have demonstrated how a common mineral acts as a catalysts for specific hydrothermal organic reactions negating the need for toxic solvents or expensive reagents. At the heart of organic chemistry, aka carbon chemistry, is the covalent carbon-hydrogen bond (CH bond) a fundamental link between carbon and hydrogen atoms found in nearly every organic compound. The essential ingredients controlling chemical reactions of organic compounds in hydrothermal systems are the organic molecules, hot pressurized water, and minerals, but a mechanistic understanding of how minerals … Continue reading →

UO chemist Jim Hutchison describes adventures in green chemistry. By: The Register-Guard Eugene, Oregon … Continue reading →

If Chemistry was Karate how would we teach it? An anlogy. By: Jan Jensen … Continue reading →

Awake Christian Church Chemistry of Miracles-False Miracles Pastor Pete Balciunas teachs today about the Chemistry of Miracles - Spirits of Demons and false miracles. Satan can also do miraculous works and can and does counterfeit miracles. This is... By: Tom Luikart … Continue reading →