Chemical Safety for Consumers

There are various chemicals known for having negative effects on human beings if these are misused and these include recreational drugs and alcohol. These recreational drugs include many types as heroine, cocaine, methamphetamines and many more.  This paper shall cover negative effects of exposure to cocaine along with risk assessments and highly vulnerable groups. Section One Recreational DrugsBeveragesWhat is CocaineCocaine is known among extremely addictive brain stimulants also known as...
A. Company Name      The laboratories of the Departments of Chemistry  Biochemistry and Biology at Delaware Valley College (DVC). B. Company Address     700 East Butler Avenue, Doylestown, Pennsylvania 18901. C. Approximate Number of Employees     The Department of Chemistry  Biochemistry employs about eight faculty members. D. Organization or Management Scheme of Company (describe briefly, particularly with respect to your position in...
The treatment of the human diseases is based on the products derived from natural things such as plants, animals and minerals, and the allopathic medicine is the consequence of the scientific observations of the scientists coupled with their efforts to develop drugs over the years. The future of medicine will be a holistic one with a wise combination of natural and modern therauptic skills with which the patient will have maximum advantages. With the increasing incidents of depression, Alzheimers...

FUNCTIONAL GROUP CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICALLY IMPORTANT MOLECULES ASSIGNMENT

Limonene is found in lemon, orange, caraway and other oils. It is used to prepare terpin hydrate, used medicinally as a treatment for coughs. The commercial preparation involves addition of two moles of water to limonene in the presence of dilute sulphuric acid. Propose a structure for terpin hydrate, explaining your reasons.TERPIN HYDRATE    Limonene is an alkene. When reacted with water in the presence of Sulfuric acid, it is leads to the formation of an alcohol. The protonation...

Pharmacogenomics-based Medicine Personalization and its Prospects

Personalized medicine An IntroductionWhat is personalized medicine Any prescription of drugs today by doctors and physicians all over the world is based on the diagnosis of the patients condition and a few generalizations as to what those symptoms mean, which have been developed from experience. However, the few minutes the doctor spends with us, the information he receives based on the symptoms we communicate to him, and the ones he gleans from various tests performed give him only a decent idea...

Hydrogen

Properties of HydrogenHydrogen is the most abundantly and commonly found element in the universe. Sun and stars comprise hydrogen in most quantities. Moreover, it is the simplest element of all, and the lightest. Around 90 percent of atoms in the universe are hydrogen atoms. Hydrogen was first and foremost discovered in 1766 by the English chemist Henry Cavendish. Henry Cavendish was the first person ever to discover that hydrogen gas was a substance on its own rather than a combination of substances.     ...

Prospects for Molecular Self-Assembly in Nanotechnology

Introduction to Molecular Self-AssemblyMolecular self-assembly is an evolving methodology that aims at producing desired structures of simple molecules and supramolecular specimen by fabricating them using nanotechnology. The desired structures can be formed due to their property of shape-complement. In this method the molecules adopt a distinct arrangement without regulation or management from an outside source. Self-assembly is defined as the autonomous organization of components into patterns...