'Nitrogen atoms' presentation slideshows

N2 Molecule. Nitrogen in the air is in this form

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Biochemistry

Biochemistry. Introduction of Macromolecules. Biochemistry.

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The chemistry of Nitrogen

The chemistry of Nitrogen. Chapter 16. Nitrogen. Nitrogen can complete its valence valence shell by: 1.) Electron gain: N 3- ion This is found in saltlike nitrides. 2.) formation of electron pair bonds: A) single bonds NH3 B) multiple bonds :N?N: ; -N=N-, or NO 2

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Figure 5.9 ICAM,Pvr and Rhinovirus (60 sites/capsid).

ICAM. White= contact points. ICAM. VP1. Soluble Vpr. vP2. VP3. Figure 5.9 ICAM,Pvr and Rhinovirus (60 sites/capsid).

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Atomic Structure

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Balancing Chemical Equations

Balancing Chemical Equations. What goes in must come out!. Balancing Chemical Equations. Balancing a chemical equation is much like the work of an accountant who has to show every penny that comes in and where it has gone to. Objectives. Learn the steps to balancing chemical equations.

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Chemical bonds

Chemical bonds. Aims: to learn basic vocabulary used when talking about chemical bonding. Table salt. Silver atoms. A water molecule. Oxygen molecules. A sodium atom transfers an electron to a chlorine atom to create table salt. Chemical bonding. What kinds of chemical bonds are there?.

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Smells, Tastes & Functional Groups!

Smells, Tastes & Functional Groups!. 1. Functional Groups: are structural features that show up repeatedly in molecules and seem to account for some of their chemical properties (ex: smell). What are the main functional groups?. KETONE (carbon double-bonded to an oxygen).

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Opener:

Opener: . How many eggs are in a dozen ? People are in a couple ? Pencils are in a gross ? Does the number of things change if the objects do? . Answers to homework: #1 8.46x10 9 + 1.23x10 11 = 8.46x10 9 + 123.x10 9 = 131.46x10 9 = 1.3146x10 11 or

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Obtaining Food

Obtaining Food. Life can be thought of as solar- powered All energy comes from the sun. Potential and Kinetic Energy. Kinetic Energy. Potential Energy. Elastic Potential Energy. Gravitation Potential Energy. Chemical Potential Energy. How is all energy divided?. All Energy.

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Lecture 4b

Lecture 4b. Mass Spectrometry. History . J. J. Thompson was able to separate two neon isotopes ( Ne-20 and Ne-22 ) in 1913, which was the first evidence that isotopes exist for stable elements (Noble Prize 1906 in Physics, Discovery of the electron in 1897)

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Lecture 4b

Lecture 4b. Mass Spectrometry. History . J. J. Thompson was able to separate two neon isotopes ( Ne-20 and Ne-22 ) in 1913, which was the first evidence that isotopes exist for stable elements (Noble Prize 1906 in Physics, Discovery of the electron in 1897)

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11.2 Structure of DNA

11.2 Structure of DNA. Actual structure of DNA was a complete mystery. Big question: How did DNA hold genetic information and what did it look like?. Inheritable genetic information is coded in the molecule called DNA ( Deoxyribonucleic Acid).

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Classification of Matter

Classification of Matter. Elements. Note that an element: consists of only one kind of atom, cannot be broken down into a simpler type of matter by either physical or chemical means, and can exist as either atoms (e.g. argon) or molecules (e.g., nitrogen).

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Composition & Mass of Molecules and Compounds

Composition & Mass of Molecules and Compounds. Composition & Mass of Molecules and Compounds. Determining the Number of Atoms in a Formula:.

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Turn in Lab

Turn in Lab. Agenda. AQOD. How many oxygen atoms are in the following compound?. Balancing Reactions Notes Practice HW: Finish Worksheet, 7.2 Reading Guide. Turn in Lab. Agenda (5 th hour). AQOD. How many oxygen atoms are in the following compound?.

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Nitrogen

Nitrogen. By Emoni, Grace, and Elisa.

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The nylon tights process

The nylon tights process. They heat it up to a high temperature that makes it a semi liquid. Then it meets air and it dries it up. They put the nylon in a spinneret which spins it into a fine thread then they weave it. There is different types of weaving.

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14 N NQR STUDIES OF STABILIZERS DPA, METHYL- AND ETHYL-CENTRALITE J. Luznik, J. Pirnat T. Apih and Z. Trontelj

14 N NQR STUDIES OF STABILIZERS DPA, METHYL- AND ETHYL-CENTRALITE J. Luznik, J. Pirnat T. Apih and Z. Trontelj Institute of Mathematics, Physics and Mechanics and Institute J. Stefan, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Introduction

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