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Understanding the Lewis Structure of a compound element is necessary to understand how the molecule and the atoms came up with its shape, geometry and

Science is not just inside the laboratory as you can also do your concoction in the kitchen. Learning how to whip up some ingredients from

The work of a pathologist is full of complex responsibilities, especially that this is in line with diagnostics and treatment of a patient. A reliable

Three iodine atoms in a polyhalogen ion, anion, formed when the Aquarius solutions iodine and iodide salt are combined.  To find out what the structure

Is the inorganic compound BCl3 polar or nonpolar? If shapes are the basis of polarity, then BCl3 is a polar molecule. But if you base

Whether you’re inside the lab, at the construction site, or doing DIY projects, we recommend using lab goggles to safeguard your eyes from unwanted elements

So you think every periodic table poster is the same? Hmm, not really. The content may have similarities, but we are more than definite that there

As long as it has “Biochemistry Textbook” on the covers, that should be good enough. Hmm, not really.  Based on our experience, you can’t just

PH3 is one of the most misunderstood chemical compounds due to its polarity properties that can be polar on nonpolar. Phosphine with the chemical formula PH3