🌟 What Are Coordination Compounds? 🌟 🧰 Key Terms in Coordination Compounds 🧰 🧪 Werner’s Theory 🧪 💡 Valence Bond Theory (VBT) 💡 🌈 Crystal Field Theory (CFT) 🌈 ⚡ Applications of Coordination Compounds ⚡ 🌟 Conclusion 🌟
🧴 1. Haloalkanes (Alkyl halides) 🧪 Nomenclature: Preparation of Haloalkanes: Chemical Properties of Haloalkanes: Industrial Uses of Haloalkanes: 🌿 2. Haloarenes (Aromatic halides) 🌸 Nomenclature: Preparation of Haloarenes: Electrophilic Substitution Reactions in Haloarenes: Chemical Properties of Haloarenes: Industrial Uses of Haloarenes: 🌸 Conclusion 🧴 🌿
🍃 1. Alcohols (Functional Group -OH) 💧 Structure and Functional Group: Preparation of Alcohols: Chemical Properties of Alcohols: Uses of Alcohols: 🌿 2. Phenols (Functional Group -OH attached to an aromatic ring) 🌺 Structure and Functional Group: Preparation of Phenols: Acidity of Phenols: Chemical Reactions of Phenols: Uses of Phenols: 🌸 3. Ethers (Functional Group
🌿 Introduction to Aldehydes, Ketones, and Carboxylic Acids 🍃 Aldehydes, ketones, and carboxylic acids are important organic compounds with distinct functional groups and diverse applications in fragrances, flavours, and pharmaceuticals. Their preparation methods, reactivity, and uses make them integral to several industries. ⚗️ 1. Aldehydes (Functional Group -CHO) 🍂 🧪 Structure and Functional Group 🔬
🌿 Introduction to Nitrogen-Containing Organic Compounds 🧑🔬 Organic compounds containing nitrogen are of immense importance in the pharmaceutical, dye, and agricultural industries. The key nitrogen compounds studied in this unit include: These compounds exhibit diverse properties and play critical roles in various chemical reactions. ⚗️ 1. Amines (Basic Nitrogen Compounds) 🍃 🧪 Structure of Amines
🌟 What are Biomolecules? 🧑🔬 🌿 Types of Biomolecules 🌱 1. 🍞 Carbohydrates (Energy Powerhouses) 2. 🍖 Proteins (Body Builders) 3. 🧈 Lipids (Fatty Energy Sources) 4. 🧬 Nucleic Acids (Genetic Blueprints) ✨ Enzymes and Their Mechanisms of Action 🔬 🌟 Vitamins, Hormones, and Their Biological Significance 💊 1. 🌞 Vitamins (Micronutrient Warriors) 2. 🧑🔬
🌟 What are Polymers? 🧑🔬 🎨 Classification of Polymers 📂 🎉 Types of Polymers ✍️ 🏠 Uses of Polymers in Industry and Daily Life 🏭 🌍 Polymers Around Us 🌱 💡 Interesting Facts 🤔 ✨ Summary 📑 ! 🌟🧪
1. Definition of Ecology 🌱 2. Levels of Organization 🔬 🌿 Ecosystem Structure and Function 🌿 1. Components of Ecosystems 🌱🌍 2. Energy Flow in Ecosystems 💡 3. Energy Transfer Efficiency 🌞 🌱 Biogeochemical Cycles 🌍 1. Water Cycle 💧 2. Carbon Cycle 🌳 3. Nitrogen Cycle 🌾 🌍 Environmental Issues 🌍 1. Biodiversity and
1. Pathogens and Diseases 🦠 2. Immune System and Immunity 🛡️ 3. Vaccination 💉 4. Human Diseases and Their Prevention 🔬 🌾 Improvement in Food Production 🌾 1. Plant Breeding 🌱 2. Tissue Culture 🧫 3. Biotechnology in Agriculture 🧬 🧬 Microorganisms in Human Welfare 🧬 1. Microbes in Food Production 🍞 2. Microorganisms in
🌟 Biotechnology: Principles and Techniques 🌟 🌱 Applications of Biotechnology 🌱 1. In Medicine 💉 2. In Agriculture 🌾 3. In Industry 🏭 🔬 Genetic Engineering in Animals 🐄 🌎 Environmental Applications 🌎 ⚖️ Ethical and Social Issues in Biotechnology ⚖️ Summary 📝 Biotechnology is a rapidly advancing field with applications in medicine, agriculture, industry,
📌 INTRODUCTION 🔬 PART 1: PRINCIPLES OF INHERITANCE AND VARIATION 🌿 Gregor Mendel – Father of Genetics 🟢 Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance 1️⃣ Law of Dominance – One allele is dominant over the other.2️⃣ Law of Segregation – Alleles separate during gamete formation.3️⃣ Law of Independent Assortment – Genes for different traits assort independently. 🌼
🔬 Introduction Reproduction is the biological process by which organisms produce their offspring. It ensures the continuity of species and can be of two types: 🌿 ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION 🔹 Features of Asexual Reproduction ✅ Single parent involved.✅ Offspring are genetically identical (clones).✅ No gametes or fertilization involved.✅ Fast process, common in unicellular organisms and plants.
🌱 Introduction Plant physiology deals with how plants function, including processes like photosynthesis, respiration, transpiration, and transport of nutrients. These processes help plants grow, develop, and survive. ☀️ Photosynthesis – The Life Process of Plants 👉 Definition: The process by which green plants make their own food using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water. 🟢 Equation:
🔬 Introduction Human physiology is the study of how different systems in the body function and work together to sustain life. The human body has several organ systems, each performing vital roles. 🫁 The Human Digestive System 👉 Function: Converts food into simpler substances for absorption and energy production.👉 Main Organs: 📝 Key Concept: Digestion
Introduction 🔬 A tissue is a group of similar cells performing a specific function.🌿 In plants, tissues provide support & transport.🦁 In animals, tissues perform movement, protection, and coordination. Tissues are broadly classified into:✔️ Plant Tissues 🌱✔️ Animal Tissues 🦠 Plant Tissues 1. Meristematic Tissues (Growth Tissues) 📌 These tissues have actively dividing cells found
Introduction Biological classification helps in organizing organisms systematically. It is necessary for:✔️ Understanding evolutionary relationships.✔️ Easier identification and nomenclature. 🌿 Aristotle classified organisms into plants and animals.📜 Carl Linnaeus proposed the two-kingdom classification.🔬 R.H. Whittaker introduced the five-kingdom classification in 1969.🧬 Carl Woese proposed the three-domain system based on RNA sequencing. Five-Kingdom Classification (Whittaker, 1969)
Introduction The chapter “Structural Organisation in Animals and Plants” helps us understand how living organisms are built, from the cellular level to tissues, organs, and organ systems. It highlights the differences and similarities in the structural complexity of plants and animals. I. Structural Organisation in Plants 1. Tissues in Plants Plants are multicellular organisms with
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