Lectures related to Nomenclature codes

Explores the chemistry of poisonous frogs and alkynes, highlighting their unique synthesis abilities and medicinal applications.

Explores the chemistry of Guinness, focusing on its color, bitterness, and unique bubble behavior.

Covers stereotomy, assemblies, and documentation using TopSolid 7 for structural design and analysis.

Covers stereochemistry, organic reaction mechanisms, and carbonyl nomenclature.

Covers ordering states in structures, binary alloys, transformation to ordered structures, and salient features of ordered states.

Covers the basics of organic chemistry, focusing on molecular structure, nomenclature, and functional groups.

Explores cyclic alkanes' conformations, radical chlorination, and functionalization, emphasizing their importance in organic chemistry.

Explores protein-ligand interactions, covering binding affinity, energetics, and various experimental techniques used to study them.

Covers the fundamental concepts of advanced general chemistry, including organic chemistry basics, molecular structures, and chemical reactions.

Explores coherent interfaces in materials science, focusing on the Cahn Hillard model and the behavior of grain boundaries.

Explores the coordination chemistry of chromium bromide hydrates and the significance of water molecules in complex hydration.

Explores the chemistry of chocolate compounds, alkenes nomenclature, and their role in natural and human-made substances.

Explores the size of nebulae, ionization, light absorption, and celestial body colors in astrophysics.

Explores the importance of organic chemistry through everyday compounds like chocolate, delving into the reactions and significance of alkenes.

Explores the nomenclature and properties of amines, emphasizing their role as strong organic bases.

Explores information architecture, cognitive psychology, findability optimization, and user experience design tools.

Covers the significance, structure, and reactions of alkanes in chemistry.

Introduces the basic concepts of organic chemistry and their practical applications in various industries and everyday life.

Explores isomers, different compounds, and stereoisomers, emphasizing the nomenclature and stereochemistry of organic molecules.

Covers the nomenclature and isomers in coordination chemistry, focusing on naming conventions and different types of isomerism.