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Study Tips for Organic Chemistry II
Organic Chemistry II doesn’t have to be as difficult as you think. Follow these study tips to improve your understanding of organic chemistry, from carbon atom bonds to unnamed reactions, and everything [more…]
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Organic Chemistry II: Directing Groups for Aromatic Systems
In an Organic Chemistry II class you often add groups to aromatic systems. If you’re wondering where the substitution will take place, check out this table for some guidelines. When using this table, remember [more…]
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Sticky Chemistry: Intermolecular Forces
Intermolecular forces (forces between chemical species) are important in biochemistry. Among other things, intermolecular forces are important to hydrophilic [more…]
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Biochemistry's Basic Amino Acids
Amino acids are important to the study of biochemistry because they're the building blocks of proteins found in all cells. The basic group of amino acids is represented here: [more…]
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Career Opportunities in Biochemistry
Because of recent advances in biochemistry and biotechnology, many new professions have been created for biochemistry majors. Those who stop at the BS degree often find themselves working as technicians [more…]
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Examining Some Genetic Diseases
Genetic diseases are the result of an abnormal pattern in the DNA of an individual. These diseases are inherited, though some individuals are only carriers and not sufferers. Recently, quite a bit of research [more…]
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Nonpolar (Hydrophobic) Amino Acids of Biochemistry
Amino acids play an important role in the study of biochemistry. The following nonpolar amino acids are hydrophobic, or water-hating. They don't gratefully interact with [more…]
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Examining the Physical Properties of Water
The medium in which biological systems operate is water, and physical properties of water influence the biological systems. Therefore, it is important to understand some properties of water that you learned [more…]
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Tips for Taking an Organic Chemistry II Exam
Taking an Organic Chemistry II test has a completely deserved reputation for being tough. Make life easier by following these tips before you take your next organic chemistry exam: [more…]
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Biochemistry's Acidic Amino Acids
Important to the study of biochemistry, aspartic and glumatic acids are negatively charged at physiological pH and polar. These two amino acids make up the acidic amino acid group and are represented here [more…]
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Polar and Uncharged Amino Acids of Biochemistry
Except for glycine, the polar and uncharged (hydrophilic) amino acids can hydrogen bond to water and are usually more soluble than the nonpolar amino acids. The polar and uncharged amino acids studied [more…]
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Biochemistry For Dummies Cheat Sheet
Studying amino acids (the building blocks of proteins, which humans need to grow and develop) is essential in biochemistry. The four subgroups of amino acids are [more…]
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Organic Chemistry II For Dummies Cheat Sheet
Organic Chemistry II is one of the toughest courses you can take. Surviving isn’t easy — you probably know that from your Organic Chemistry I class. Preparation is key: If you study the right way, prepare [more…]
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