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UNIT 5 – Enzymes — The Catalysts Driving Life’s Reactions Notes

In the bustling newsroom of biochemistry, enzymes remain the headline-makers. These specialized proteins are the unsung editors of metabolism, accelerating reactions that would otherwise take centuries into split-second events. From digestion to DNA replication, enzymes ensure that life’s script runs smoothly, precisely, and on time. Unit 5 dives into their nature, classification, kinetics, regulation, and

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UNIT 2 – Carbohydrate Metabolism and Biological Oxidation — Powering the Engine of Life Notes

In the bustling world inside our cells, energy is the ultimate currency. Carbohydrate metabolism and biological oxidation stand at the heart of this energetic economy, ensuring that every heartbeat, breath, and thought is powered efficiently. Unit 2 sheds light on how glucose journeys through intricate biochemical pathways, fueling life and linking health to disease. Download

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UNIT 5 – Carboxylic Acids and Aliphatic Amines — The Chemistry of Acidity and Basicity Notes

In the evolving narrative of organic chemistry, carboxylic acids and amines hold center stage as functional groups that define acidity and basicity. From the sourness of vinegar to the complexity of neurotransmitters, these compounds form the backbone of both industrial applications and biological functions. Unit 5 explores the principles of acidity, substituent effects, and practical

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UNIT 4 – Carbonyl Compounds — Aldehydes and Ketones in Focus Notes

In the bustling world of organic chemistry, few classes of compounds command as much attention as carbonyl compounds. Aldehydes and ketones, defined by the presence of the reactive C=O group, are not only central to laboratory reactions but also to biological pathways and industrial applications. From perfumes to preservatives, their versatility makes them an essential

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UNIT 2 – Alkanes, Alkenes, and Conjugated Dienes: The Chemistry Behind Everyday Molecules Notes

In the bustling world of organic chemistry, Unit 2 steps into the limelight with three of the most talked-about classes of hydrocarbons — alkanes, alkenes, and conjugated dienes. These compounds, though seemingly simple, hold secrets of molecular stability, reactivity, and industrial application that continue to shape modern chemistry. From fuels to pharmaceuticals, their significance stretches

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