Franklin Veaux

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Are the Carbons on Benzene Classified as Secondary or Tertiary?

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Are the Carbons on Benzene Considered Secondary or Tertiary? The carbons on benzene are not classified as secondary or tertiary but instead are best described as aromatic sp2 carbons. The...

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Torn Between Chemistry or Engineering: Job Opportunities for Chemistry Graduates Explained

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Choosing Between Chemistry and Engineering: Job Prospects with a Chemistry Bachelor’s Degree It is true that jobs with a bachelor’s degree in chemistry exist but tend to be low paid...

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Hybridization of NH3 and PH3: Key Insights and Structural Comparisons

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Hybridization of NH3 and PH3 The difference in hybridization between NH3 (ammonia) and PH3 (phosphine) stems mainly from the inert pair effect, which influences the participation of s orbitals in...

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Online Tutors for Undergraduate Organic Chemistry: Options, Alternatives, and Challenges

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Online Tutors for Undergraduate Organic Chemistry Many tutors offer online sessions for undergraduate organic chemistry, ranging from PhD experts to master’s graduates, using platforms like Zoom and messaging apps. These...

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Is Oganesson a Noble Gas? Examining Its Properties and Classification in Group 18

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Is Oganesson a Noble Gas? Oganesson is officially classified as a noble gas based on its position in group 18 of the periodic table and its filled electron shell. However,...

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Reporter and Marker Genes: Definitions, Differences, and Mechanisms Explained

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Understanding Reporter and Marker Genes Reporter and marker genes serve distinct roles in molecular biology: reporters indicate gene expression visually or enzymatically, while markers enable selection of transformed cells by...

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Trouble with NBS Bromination: Key Issues, Common Problems, and Effective Solutions

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Trouble with NBS Bromination NBS bromination is a robust yet occasionally challenging reaction. Commonly conducted in carbon tetrachloride, it is characterized by the slow disappearance of NBS at the flask’s...

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How Amino Acids Determine Their Order in the Ribosome During Protein Synthesis

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How Do Amino Acids in the Ribosome “Know” the Order They Should Go In? Amino acids do not “know” their order by themselves; instead, the order is dictated by the...

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Understanding Butane: Definition, Properties, and Its Role in the Hydrocarbon Family

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What is Butane? Butane refers primarily to n-butane, a straight-chain alkane with four carbon atoms. However, in everyday and commercial contexts, the term “butane” can denote either n-butane, isobutane (2-methylpropane),...

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Gene of Interest Insertion: Key Methods and Tips for Successful Implementation

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Gene of Interest Insertion Gene of interest insertion involves obtaining the gene sequence, amplifying it, and integrating it into a target vector or organism. This process varies depending on the...