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..., is released as [[gas|gases]]. It includes [[carbon dioxide]], volatile [[organic chemistry|organic]] and [[inorganic chemistry|inorganic]] gases containing sulfur and

Referring to Figure 3, the circulating working fluid (usually an [[Organic chemistry|organic compound]] such as R-134a) is pumped to a high pressure and then va

...s thesis work at Charlottenburg, Haber received formally his doctorate in organic chemistry at the University of Berlin (May 29, 1891) on basis of a thesis entitled

...damental division remains apparent in the continuing separation between '[[organic chemistry]]' and '[[inorganic chemistry]],' even though the vitalistic concepts have

...mixture of [[hydrocarbon]]s of various [[molecular weight]]s plus other [[Organic chemistry|organic compound]]s. Crude oil consists mostly of hydrocarbons with small amounts of other [[Organic chemistry|organic chemical compounds]] that may contain [[nitrogen]], [[oxygen]] or [

...rbon]] (C) and [[oxygen]] (O) form the pair C—O that appears in many [[Organic chemistry|organic]] molecules, one of the simplest being [[methanol]] H₃C� ...to an electron pair shared by the atoms. These bonds are very common in [[organic chemistry]]. They occur between, for instance, hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, and oxyge

...] compounds: [[paraffin]]s, [[naphthene]]s and [[aromatic]]s as well as [[Organic chemistry|organic]] [[sulphur]] and [[nitrogen]] compounds and some [[oxygen]] conta

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...perform vector computations with dipoles, confusion hardly ever arises. In organic chemistry dipoles are mainly used in semi-quantitative discussions of charge separat

With these advances in organic chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology, a new view of the origin of life forms

Biomass commonly refers to renewable [[Organic chemistry|organic]] materials such as wood, wood waste, straw, sugar cane, algae, an

...me decades later, benzene would be one of the keys in the development of [[organic chemistry]].

...me decades later, benzene would be one of the keys in the development of [[organic chemistry]].

Astrochemistry involves the study of the role of the chemical bond and organic chemistry in nature on a cosmic scale. Over 140 molecules have been identified in the

With these advances in organic chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology, a new view of the origin of life forms

*[[Gold(III) chloride]] is used as a [[catalyst]] in [[organic chemistry]]. It is also the usual starting point for making other gold [[Inorganic co

...journals by Impact factor, in each specific science discipline, such as [[organic chemistry]] or [[psychiatry]].

...rs an extensive mathematics and science curriculum, including courses in [[organic chemistry]], [[neurobiology]], [[marine biology]], [[DNA]] science, and [[quantum mec

...opologies. All cells share a common set of carbon-containing molecules - [[Organic chemistry|organic molecules]], dissolved or dispersed in [[Water|water]] as a common ...e related topics: [[Chemistry]], [[Biochemistry]], and [[Organic chemistry|Organic Chemistry]]''

...ies. All cells share a common set of carbon-containing molecules — [[Organic chemistry|organic molecules]], dissolved or dispersed in [[Water|water]] as a common ...e related topics: [[Chemistry]], [[Biochemistry]], and [[Organic chemistry|Organic Chemistry]]''

...rograms entail at least 4,200 hours of instruction in subjects including [[organic chemistry]], [[biochemistry]], [[dermatology]], [[radiology]], [[psychology]], [[path

...rograms entail at least 4,200 hours of instruction in subjects including [[organic chemistry]], [[biochemistry]], [[dermatology]], [[radiology]], [[psychology]], [[path