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1.1 Atomic Structure
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1.2 Amount of Substance
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1.3 Bonding
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1.4 Energetics
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1.5 Kinetics
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1.6 Chemical equilibria, Le Chatelier’s principle and Kc
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1.7 Oxidation, Reduction and Redox Equations
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2.1 Periodicity
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2.2 Group 2, The Alkaline Earth Metals
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2.3 Group 7(17), the halogens
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3.1 Chemical measurements
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3.2 Alkanes
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3.3 Halogenoalkanes
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3.3.4 Alkenes
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Thermodynamics
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91. Born-Haber Cycles - Lattice Enthalpies
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92. Born-Haber Cycles - Enthalpy Key Terms
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93. Born-Haber Cycles - Construction of Born-Haber Cycles
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94. Born-Haber Cycles - Calculations
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95. Born-Haber Cycles - Enthalpy of Hydration
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96. Born-Haber Cycles - Enthalpy of Solution
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97. Born-Haber Cycles - Calculating Enthalpy of Solution
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98. Gibbs Free Energy - Introduction to Entropy
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99. Gibbs Free Energy - Total Entropy Changes
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100. Gibbs Free Energy - Entropy Change Predictions
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101. Gibbs Free Energy - Gibbs Free Energy
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102. Gibbs Free Energy - Calculations Involving Free Energy
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21. Subatomic Particles
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22. Atomic and Mass Numbers
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23. Element Isotopes
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24. Mass Spectrometry
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25. Electrons in Atoms
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26. Electron Arrangement
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27. Measuring Relative Masses
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28. The Mole and the Avogrado Constant
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29. Further Mole calculations
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30. The Ideal Gas Equation
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31. Empirical and Molecular Formulae
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32. Balancing Chemical Equations
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33. Stoichiometric Calculations
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34. Calculating Percentage Yield
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35. Percentage Atom Economy
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36. Ion Formation
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37. Properties of Ionic Bonding
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38. Covalent Bonds
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39. Properties of Covalent Structures
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40. Properties of Metallic Bonding
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41. Carbon Allotropes
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42. Predicting Bonding Types
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43. Molecular Shapes
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44. Bond Polarity
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45. Forces between Molecules
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46. Hydrogen Bonding in Water
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51. Reaction Rates and the Collision Theory
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52. Maxwell–Boltzmann Distribution
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53. Chemical Equilibria and Le Chatelier's Principle
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54. Chemical Equilibria applied to Industry
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55. Calculations with Equilibrium Constants
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56. Oxidation States
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57. Redox Processes
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58. Balancing Redox Equations
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59. Classification
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60. Trends along Period 3
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62. Ionisation Energies
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64. Group 2, The Alkaline Earth Metals
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65. Reactions of Group 2 Elements
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66. Uses of Group 2 Elements and their Compunds
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67. Group 7, The Halogens
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68. Reactions of the Halogens
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69. Disproportionation Reactions in Halogens
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70. Reducing power of Halide Ions
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71. Testing for Ions
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72. Naming and Representing Organic Compounds
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73. Introduction to Functional Groups
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74. General Formulae
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75. Reaction Mechanisms in Organic Chemistry
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76. Isomers
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77. E/Z Isomerism
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78. Alkanes: Properties and Reactivity
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79. Obtaining Alkanes
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80. Introduction to Halogenoalkanes
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81. Reactivity of Halogenoalkanes
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82. Environmental impact of Halogenoalkanes
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83. Alkene Reactivity
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84. Addition Polymerisation in Alkenes
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85. Introduction to Alcohols
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86. Alcohol oxidation
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87. Reactivity of Alcohols
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88. Alcohol production
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89. Identification of Functional Groups
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90. Infrared (IR) Spectroscopy
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91. Lattice Enthalpies
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92. Enthalpy Key Terms
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93. Construction of Born-Haber Cycles
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94. Calculations involving Born-Haber Cycles
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95. Enthalpy of Hydration
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96. Enthalpy of Solution
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97. Calculating Enthalpy of Solution
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98. Introduction to Entropy
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99. Total Entropy Changes
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100. Entropy Change Predictions
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101. Gibbs Free Energy
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102. Calculations involving Free Energy
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103. Measuring Rate of Reaction
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104. The Rate Equation
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105. Introduction to Order of Reactions
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106. The Rate Constant
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107. Temperature Changes and the Rate Constant
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108. Determining Orders of Reaction Graphically
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109. Determining Orders of Reactions Experimentally
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110. Uses of Clock Reactions
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111. Reaction Half Lives
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112. Reaction Determining Steps
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113. Gas Partial Pressures
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114. Gas Equilibria and Kp
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115. Le Chatelier's Principle in Gas Equilibria
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116. Changing Kp
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117. Half Cells and Full Cells
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118. Electrode Potentials
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119. Representing Electrochemical Cells
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120. Electrochemical cells Reactions
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121. Commercial Applications of Fuel Cells
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122. Brownsted-Lowry Acid-Base Equilibrium
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123. Strength of Acids and Bases
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124. Neutralisation Reactions
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125. The pH scale and Strong acids
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126. The Acid Dissociation Constant, Ka
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127. More Ka Calculations
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128. Ionic Product of Water
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129. pH of Strong Bases
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130. Dilutions and pH
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131. Buffer Action
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132. Titrations
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133. Acid-base Indicators
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134. Drawing pH Curves
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135. Reactivity of Period 3 Elements
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136. Properties of Period 3 Compounds
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137. The Transition metals
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138. Variable Oxidation States
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139. Characteristics of Transition Metals
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140. Introduction to Complex Ions
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141. Ligands
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142. Complex Ion Shape
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143. Cis Trans Isomerism in Complex Ions
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144. Optical Isomerism in Complex Ions
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145. Colours of Transition Metal Ions
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146. Ligand Substitution Reactions
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147. Redox Reactions Revisited
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148. Redox Potentials
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149. Redox Titrations
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150. Using Potassium Permanganate in Redox Titrations
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151. Iodine-Sodium Thiosulfate Titrations
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152. Examples of Redox in Transition Metals
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153. 12.2, 12.23
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154. Transiton Metals as Homogeneous Catalysts
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155. Autocatalysis in Transition Metals
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156. Metal Ions in Solution
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157. Precipitation Reactions of Metal Ions in Solution
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158. Testing for Cations
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159. Testing for Anions
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160. Optical Isomerism
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161. Carbonyl Compounds
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162. Reactivity of Carbonyl Compunds
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163. Testing for Carbonyl Compounds
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164. Reactions to Increase Carbon Chain Length
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165. Properties and Reactivity of Carboxylic Acids
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166. Properties and Reactivity of Esters
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167. Acyl Groups
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168. Structure of Amides
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169. Introduction to Benzene
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170. Delocalisation Model of Benzene
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171. Benzene Nomenclature
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172. Electrophilic Substitution Reactions in Benzene
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173. Halogenation Reactions in Benzene
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174. Friedel-Crafts Acylation and Alkylation
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175. Reactivity of Substituted Benzene
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176. Introduction to Amines
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177. Amine Synthesis
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178. Properties and Reactivity of Amines
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179. Nitriles
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180. Condensation Polymers
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181. Polyamide Formation
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182. Polymer Biodegradability
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183. Polymer Disposal
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184. Structure of Amino Acids
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185. Structure of Proteins
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186. Enzyme Action
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187. DNA
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188. DNA Replication
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189. Practical Preparation Techniques
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190. Practical Purification Techniques
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191. Organic Synthesis: Aliphatic Compounds
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192. Organic Synthesis: Aromatic Compounds
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193. Considerations in Organic Synthesis
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194. Chromatography
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195. Different Types of Chromatography
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196. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
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197. NMR Samples and Standards
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198. Types of NMR: Carbon 13
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199.Types of NMR: Hydrogen
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200. High Resolution 1H NMR
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201. Deuterium use in 1H NMR
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