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Parthenogenesis is a type of asexual reproduction where an organism develops from an unfertilized egg.
An electronic device that converts chemical energy into electrical energy is called a cell. In fact, a battery is a collection of electrochemical cells that are connected in series or even parallel.
Learn all about rust and corrosion with the help of this guide! Also covered in this session are the concepts of rust, corrosion, and mechanism, as well as rancidity.
Ecology is a branch of science that explores the relationship between mankind and nature. This article explores a section of this branch that deals with natural sources of energy.
The accessory digestive glands are a group of glands that are located throughout the digestive system.
Matter exists in both pure and impure form around us. A pure substance consists of no other type of matter and is entirely uniform in its composition. A pure substance can be separated from mixtures.
In the given content, we will discuss in detail one of the classes of hydrocarbon i.e, Aliphatic hydrocarbon. The main subtopics include different aliphatic compounds, properties, their effect etc.
In this tutorial, we will discuss what is a solution and what are its various components. Furthermore, we will study the different types of solutions and how they are useful in day-to-day life.
Biochemistry is the scientific theory of the chemical reactions that take place throughout but also are associated with living cells. This is a research laboratory study that combines biology as well as chemistry.
Energy is transferred across species in food webs from producers to consumers. Organisms need the energy to accomplish essential activities.
This article explains what an ether is and how an ester is structured. In addition, definitions and distinctions between esterification and etherification are provided.
Atoms and molecules are the structural units of all stuff, so keep reading to find out more about them. Some other things discussed on this page include the evolution of the atomic hypothesis and the differences between atoms and molecules.
In this article, we will discuss types of chemical reactions, their uses and importance, and their properties. Furthermore, it will discuss what are the advantages of certain types of reactions.
This page discusses alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes' chemical structures, physical characteristics, and applications. Discover the distinctions between these three hydrocarbon groups and their common uses.
Aldehydes, ketones, and Carboxylic acids are carbonyl compounds with C=O as a common functional group but they have different structures, physical, and chemical properties.
This article explores the three states of matter - solid, liquid, and gas - and how they interact with each other. Learn about the properties of each state and how they can be changed through heating and cooling.
The definition, applications, and ramifications of the idea of resonance in chemistry are discussed in this article. Find out how resonance impacts molecular structure and reactivity, and how it may be utilized to provide light on the behavior of specific molecules.
In this article, we shall be learning about the evolution of organic chemistry, from its ancient beginnings to modern breakthroughs and applications in fields such as medicine and materials science.
This article introduces the reader to ionic compounds, discussing their composition, characteristics, and applications. There is a discussion of the many practical uses for ionic compounds.
This article provides an overview of the IUPAC nomenclature system, which is used to systematically name organic molecules and write their corresponding formula.