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's' and 'p' orbitals are only important in organic chemistry.
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These are the two orbitals mostly studied in organic chemistry?
organic chemistry is the study of carbon compounds and carbon contains only 's' and 'p' orbitals.
What tipe of science did Albert Einstein study?
Einstein mostly studied physics and chemistry
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The 5 main things used in chemistry are change, Role of the Atom, Resonance, inductive effects and orbitals. These are used mostly.
Is POH organic?
pOH is a measure of concentration of OH- ions. pH + pOH = 14 mostly this is used in inorganic chemistry
What are the 5 branches ofchemistry?
1. General Chemistry (Basic stoichiometry, rate reactions, equilibria, acids/bases, redox reactions) 2. Inorganic Chemistry (All chemistry that isn't organic (Carbon Compounds). Mostly deals with the transition metals.) 3. Organic Chemistry (The study of carbon. Its own subject without math, (seemingly) reason, and simplicity.) 4. Biochemistry (Chemistry of biological organisms. Proteins, lipids, genetics, etc.) 5. Physical Chemistry (Chemistry of physics, mostly intermolecular forces...just shoot yourself before taking it...it is hell.)
What are the Other branches of chemistry and their meaning what are the 5 branches of chemistryand define.?
The 5 branches of chemistry are organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, biochemistry, analytical chemistry.Oragnic chemistry is concerned with elements that contain carbon. this branch if chemistry is important to pharmaceutical, petrochemical and textile industies.Inorganic chemistry the branch of chemistry that is concerned on substances not containing carbon and are not organic substances.Physical chemistry deals with the discovery and description of the theoritical basis of the behaviour of chemical substances.Biochemistry is concerned on the composition and changes in the formation of living species.Analytical chemistry is the kind of chemistry that deals mostly with the composition of substances.
What are the major branches and sub-branches of chemistry?
3 broad branches of chemistry are Organic, involving chemicals containing Carbon and hydrogen, Inorganic, considering all other chemicals, and physical, detailing the physical properties of chemicals and substances.There is also computational, where computer modelling is used to investigate molecular propertiesThe 5 branches of chemistry are organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, biochemistry, analytical chemistry.Oragnic chemistry is concerned with elements that contain carbon. this branch if chemistry is important to pharmaceutical, petrochemical and textile industies.Inorganic chemistry the branch of chemistry that is concerned on substances not containing carbon and are not organic substances.Physical chemistry deals with the discovery and description of the theoritical basis of the behaviour of chemical substances.Biochemistry is concerned on the composition and changes in the formation of living species.Analytical chemistry is the kind of chemistry that deals mostly with the composition of substances.
What organic molecules are mostly related to lipids?
What organic molecule is mostly related to lipids
Which is mostly studied by meteorologists?
Wheather
What is mostly studied by meteorlogists?
weather
Which is the mostly studied by meteorologist?
The weather
Is paper organic?
Yes, paper is mostly organic.
