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  • Isomers are compounds that have the same number and types of atoms. Isomers have the same molecular formula but differ in the way they are combined with each other.
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  • Structural isomers of hydrocarbon. Structural isomers differing in functional groups.
    Structural_isomers.html
  • The basic diagram of an atom is drawn very easily. Below are basic parts of an atom diagram showing the chemical element and electrons.
    Diagram_of_an_Atom.html
  • The scientific method is a general approach to problems that involves making observations, seeking patterns in the observations, formulating hypotheses to explain the observations, and testing these hypotheses by further experiments.
    Scientific_method.html
  • In order to simplify and modernize the metric system, an international agreement was reached in 1960 specifying a particular choice of metric units for use in scientific measurements.
    SI_units.html
  • What is density? Density is defined as the amount of mass in a unit volume of the substance.
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  • Today we are going to discuss the formula of Density which is very often used in chemistry or physics. First of all, let us define what density is.
    Density_Formula.html
  • There are four basic forces or interactions known in nature. Gravitational forces or gravity act between all objects in proportion to their masses.
    Basic_forces.html
  • Many enthalpies of chemical reaction have been measured and tabulated. Hess's Law states that if a reaction is carried out in a series of steps.
    Enthalpy.html
  • Chemical equations are widely used in chemistry textbooks and are often tested in chemistry exams. Knowing chemical equations is key and understanding how to balance chemical equations is critical in passing a chemistry examination.
    Chemical_Equations.html

 

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