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Chemical Science Articles

More chemical science or chemistry, biochemistry, and environmental issues-related articles or topics are listed below:

Zero order reaction kinetics definition, examples, half life formula and graph in chemistry

Zero Order Reaction

Zero Order Reaction Kinetics Zero order reaction kinetics in chemistry define the rate of chemical reaction in terms of reactant and product per unit time....
Hard soft acid base list, theory and concept in chemistry

Hard Soft Acid Base

Hard Soft Acid Base List Hard soft acid base theory or HSAB principle was proposed by Ralph Pearson in 1963. HSAB principle proposed that the...
f block elements in periodic table, name, symbol, and atomic number of 4f and 5f block chemical elements

f block Elements

f Block Elements on Periodic Table f block elements appear in two chemical series like 4f block names as lanthanides or rare earth elements and...
Set of the quantum numbers to define orbital diagram shapes

Quantum Number

Quantum Numbers and Atomic Orbitals Quantum numbers such as principal, azimuthal, magnetic, and spin quantum number are the identification number of an electron present in...
pH and pOH Scale chart and definition for acidic, neutral and basic solution in chemistry

pH Scale

How to Calculate pH and pOH of a Solution? pH and pOH scale define and measure the acidity and basicity of neutral, acidic, and basic...
Le Chatelier Principle facts, effect and change of chemical Equilibrium position

Le Chatelier Principle

Chemical Equilibrium and Le Chatelier's Principle Le Chatelier's principle in chemistry predicts the effect on the system at chemical equilibrium when some of the factors...
relation between quantum numbers- for atomic theory questions and answers (quiz)

Atomic Theory Questions

Atomic Theory Multiple Choice Questions Atomic theory multiple choice questions or quizzes set in online learning chemistry for school college students provide 9 practice problems...
Alkene or Olefin like ethylene (C2H4) structure in Organic Chemistry

Alkenes Olefins

Alkene or Olefin in Organic Chemistry Alkenes names as olefins like ethylene, propylene, butylene, etc are unsaturated hydrocarbon containing at least one double or olefinic...
Chemical kinetics half life formula in chemistry, rate change of concentration of reactants and products of reactions per unit time

Chemical Kinetics

Chemical Kinetics in Chemistry Chemical kinetics is the branch of physical chemistry concerned with the rate change of concentration of reactants and products of chemical...
Graham's Law definition, application and formula to calculate rate of diffusion or effusion of gases

Graham’s Law

Graham's Law of Diffusion Graham's Law of diffusion and effusion in chemistry was proposed by Scottish physical chemist Thomas Graham in 1948 to study the...