Chemistry Resources (page 2)

What is atom economy and why do we care?In industrial and research chemistry, most reactions produce side-products alongside the products we are interested in. These side-products can...

There will almost certainly be a percentage yield question in your AS or A2 chemistry exam. These can be quite daunting questions, especially to those who aren`t very confident in mat...

The Idea of the Atom: Way back, around 400 B.C., this smart Greek chap named Democritus coined the term "atomos", meaning "indivisible". He thought matter was made of these tiny parti...

IntroductionAcid-base titration is a cornerstone technique in the realm of analytical chemistry. It serves as a vital tool for determining the concentration of a solution, offering in...

Researchers have expressed concerns that pharmaceutical companies marketing antidepressant medicine may have misled consumers by oversimplifying or misrepresenting the research into c...

IntroductionElectrolysis is a fascinating and fundamental process in the realm of chemistry that holds the power to create substantial transformations. This electrochemical techniqu...

1. Understand Individual Learning StylesEach student is unique, and understanding their individual learning styles is vital to tailoring my approach. Some students may be visual le...

Electron suborbitals are regions within an atom where electrons are likely to be found. They are often represented by letters, such as s, p, d, and f. These suborbitals exist at diffe...

Infrared spectroscopy is a very commonly used analytical technique used to determine organic compounds in Chemistry. It is often used alongside other techniques in order to fully esta...

BOND ANGLES AND SHAPES lt;/b>Any shape with four areas of electron density (a lone pair of electrons, or a bonded pair of electrons) will begin with an angle of 109.5, every lone pair...