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DNA Bases - Adenine, Thymine, Guanine, Cytosine

RNA Bases - Adenine, Uracil (instead of Thymine), Guanine, Cytosine

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Lipids - Structure Of Lipids - Structure Of Fats - Triglycerides, Phospholipids, Prostaglandins

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Unsaturated Fatty Acids are at liquid state (plant oils)

Saturated Fatty Acids are at solid state (animal fats)

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How do carbohydrates impact your health? - Richard J. Wood

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A Level Biology Revision "Protein Structure 2"

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A Level Biology Revision "Protein Structure 1"

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Carbohydrates: Polysaccharides | A-level Biology | OCR, AQA, Edexcel

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A Level Biology Revision "Disaccharides"

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A Level Biology Revision "Monosaccharides"

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Cellulose is also a polysaccharide.

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Oxygen is more electronegative than Hydrogen.

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Covalent bonding is all about sharing electrons! :)

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Isotopes occur in the same element.
The only factor of difference is the number of neutrons

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www.ptable.com

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How to interact your way through the ptable.com: interactive periodic table

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Inside the atom: nucleus and orbitals

Nucleus constitutes: protons (positive charged, 1 amu), neutrons (no charge, 1 amu)

Orbitals: Electrons (negative charge, negligible mass)

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Deductive Reasoning vs Inductive Reasoning

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Deductive Reasoning vs Inductive Reasoning

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Examples for inductive reasoning:

Inductive reasoning mainly involves going from a few specific facts to a generalized statement.

The coin that I pulled from a bag of coins is a 2 rupee coin. The second coin that I pulled from the same bag is a 2 rupee coin. The third coin that I pulled from the same bag is a 2 rupee coin. Therefore, I could reasonably conclude that this is a bag filled with 2 rupee coins.

Specific facts in this paragraph:

“The coin that I pulled from a bag of coins is a 2 rupee coin.”

“The second coin that I pulled from the same bag is a 2 rupee coin.”

“The third coin that I pulled from the same bag is a 2 rupee coin.”

Generalization in this paragraph:

“Therefore, I could reasonably conclude that this is a bag filled with 2 rupee coins.”

Examples for deductive reasoning:

Deductive reasoning mainly involves going from one generalized statement to specific facts.

This is a bag filled with 2 rupee coins.The first coin that I pulled from a bag of coins is a 2 rupee coin. The second coin that I pulled from the same bag is a 2 rupee coin. The third coin that I pulled from the same bag is a 2 rupee coin.

Generalization in this paragraph:

“This is a bag filled with 2 rupee coins.”

Specific facts in this paragraph, drawn via the generalization:

“The coin that I pulled from a bag of coins is a 2 rupee coin.”

“The second coin that I pulled from the same bag is a 2 rupee coin.”

“The third coin that I pulled from the same bag is a 2 rupee coin.”

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Relating the Scientific method to a real incident

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Go through it and relate it to a problem in your life. :)