Gallery – Making Molecules
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Gallery – Making Molecules
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Re: Gallery – Making Molecules
#2My brief extension course introduction to chem and mol bio gave me an enormous appreciation for chemistry illustrations. Molecular Biology of the Cell is one of the best textbooks ever written.
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#3I got super confused by the "Page 47" logo. Is it the publisher? Sounds like a pretty poor choice: color me dumb but I did look for page 46 and 48...
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#4My brief extension course introduction to chem and mol bio gave me an enormous appreciation for chemistry illustrations. Molecular Biology of the Cell is one of the best textbooks ever written.
Beautiful book I used it in undergrad. The only problem with the book is its size; it's terrible to lug around in a backpack.
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#5For:
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/62185f3b81809a6fd03dd...
Is there supposed to be a line through some of the center?
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#6Out of curiosity, what do professional chemists refer to when they need a quick reference for something like this? Is it all in their heads by that point, or is there special software that they use every day (some sort of knowledge base type thing...?) or how does it all work?
As a software dev I think I take it for granted that I can look up anything I need to in a second or two. How does it work for other professions with special knowledge bubbles?
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#7Out of curiosity, what do professional chemists refer to when they need a quick reference for something like this? Is it all in their heads by that point, or is there special software that they use every day (some sort of knowledge base type thing...?) or how does it all work? As a software dev I think I take it for granted that I can look up anything I need to in a second or two. How does it work for other professio…
They debate it at the supper table (my childhood). ;-)
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#8In the one in the third column of the second row, "Drawing Molecules" [1], the second box shows how to go from a structural representation to a skeletal diagram. The third step of that is to remove all C-H bonds, removing both the H and the bond.
But in the example given it retains a C-H bond. Why is that?
[1] https://static1.squarespace.com/static/62185f3b81809a6fd03dd...
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#9I think I actually paid money for similar printed handouts. I think it was for SAT/ACT concepts or some college course.
How naive I was back then.
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#10My brief extension course introduction to chem and mol bio gave me an enormous appreciation for chemistry illustrations. Molecular Biology of the Cell is one of the best textbooks ever written.
Beautiful book I used it in undergrad. The only problem with the book is its size; it's terrible to lug around in a backpack.
Yep. Big, heavy book.