Chemistry

Electronegativity and electron affinity both are correlated with respect to the tendencies toward accepting electrons. Electron affinity refers to the property of a gaseous and neutral atom in an isolated state. It refers to the tendency of a gaseous and neutral atom to accept an electron. It is a quantitative term measured in terms of […]

Chemisorption is the other name for chemical adsorption which is a chemical process. The process of chemisorption is related to chemical bonds that are formed between particular surface locations (active sites) on materials and adsorbate molecules. This is the defining feature of chemisorption. The creation of electronic bonds is due to the interactions between a

Ketones are manufactured on a large scale in different industries such as pharmaceuticals, polymer precursors etc. The most ketones produced are acetone, methyl ethyl ketone and cyclohexanone. One type of ketone is an unsymmetrical ketone and its definition is: Unsymmetrical ketone refers to that ketone that is present in the molecule and the 2 ligands

When one wave meets another wave, it goes through the phenomenon of interference. The phenomenon of interference of waves is described as when two or more two waves are superposed to each other for forming a resultant wave of similar, higher, or lower amplitude. The principle of superposition reveals the total number of waves moving

For more than 60 years, zeolite molecular sieves have served as adsorbents in gas and liquid phase separation processes. Static applications might make use of zeolite adsorbents in powdered form. To prevent moisture absorption and a chemical reaction between water and the isocyanate component, zeolite 3A powder is added to the polyol component during polyurethane

The phenomenon in which a single chemical compound exists in a couple or more structures that are inconvertible and are non-similar in terms of the relative position of 1 atomic nucleus that is usually hydrogen is known as Tautomerism. The 2 structures are known as Tautomers. Such compounds are non-similar only in the number of

Organic Chemistry is a very important part of Chemistry and one of the important topics in organic chemistry is isomerism in the different compounds. These types of changes in the structure of the compound also lead to changes in the properties of the compounds. The word “ISOMERISM” has two words, that is “iso” which means

One state of matter can be referred to as a “solid state.” Solid, liquid, and gas are the three states of matter we were taught in elementary school. There are more things to learn as we proceed from elementary school to high school. When it comes to an understanding the concept of solid-state,  They can,

Organic reactions are basically chemical reactions involving organic compounds.  One of the first organic reactions was combustion reactions of fuels and saponification.  In 1912 Nobel Prize was awarded for the invention of the Grignard reaction.  There are different types of organic reactions: Addition reactions Elimination reactions Substitution reactions Pericyclic events Rearrangement reactions Photochemical reactions Redox

Organic chemistry is the study of the structure, properties, and reactions of organic molecules. There are four main types of organic molecules: hydrocarbons, carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids. Each type of molecule has unique properties that allow them to interact with one another in specific ways. In this article, we will explore the four types of