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| Study of macroscopic and microscopic phenomena in chemical system in terms of principles, and concepts of physics such as motions, energy, force, time. thermodynamicsm, quantum _____, statistical mechanics, analytical dynamics and _______ equilibria |
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| study of chemistry Carbon compounds |
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| IS single out because it has a chemical diversity unrivaled by any other chemical element |
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| deals with compounds which does not consist of carbon hydrogen atoms in it |
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| refers to compound which contain carbon atoms in it |
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| Analysis of different substances, it involves the separation, identification, and the quantification of matter |
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| Biological Chemistry/Biochemistry |
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| study of chemical processes occuring in living matter, study of chemical substances occur in plants, animals, and microorganism and changes undergo duri ng development and life |
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| Four element theory which states that all matter is made up in differing proportions of four elemental substances earth, air , fire, abd water |
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| father of modern sciences |
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| the smallest unit of matte rwhich still retain the identity and properties of the matter |
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| refuted Democritus four elements theory he suggests that there 2 pairs of alternative |
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| Greek views of how matter is made up of the four elements of nature were merged with the Egyptian religion |
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| The Result was Khemia, greek word for egypt word alchemy came from the word Khemia which means Egypt |
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| covers several philosophical traadition spanning some 4 millennia and 3 continents |
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| metals are made up of mercury and sulfur in varying proportions |
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| Gold is the perfect metals and other were base metal capable of being transmutaed into gold by means of a substances known as the _____ |
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| Alchemy part 3 1500-1590C |
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| invented distillation percolation, extraction, rudimentary, chromatograpy |
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| discovery of new compounds, reactions, and chemical processes |
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| spiritual, metaphysical, continue search fir immortality and the transmutation of base metals into gold |
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| reduce pain of different types |
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| Curb infection and cure diseases |
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| reduce tension and bring calm and peace to the patients suffering from mental diseases |
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| stop infections of the Wound |
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| kill microorganism present in toilet, floor, and drains |
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| has made surgical operations more successful |
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| reduced the danger of diseases caused by rats ,mosquitoes and flies |
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| more attractive, comfortable, durable, terylene, nylon, and rayon, easy to wash, dry quickly, no need ironing |
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| made our homes more comfortable, detergents, oils, and fats, sugar, paper, glass, plastic, paints, cosmetics, perfume, cooking gas, beat heat in summers using refrigerants like ammonia, liquid sulfur dioxide, and freon |
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