Nomenclature

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I've pre-drawn some molecules here. Let's see if we can use what we know to name them. So what do we have? This first molecule right here, I have a bunch of rings. This is a one, two,...

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Current drug treatments for cancer tumours are reasonably succesful at destroying tumour cells and the treated tumour shrinks. Unfortunately that's not the whole story. Inside tumours are...

Q: Neoplasms -- I really, really like neoplasms. I don't know why but I just do. What's the difference between benign and malignant neoplasms? A: It can get very confusing, but keep in...

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>>> DR. JAY K. HARNESS: The word ‘benign’ means not cancerous. It’s that simple and so we use the term to talk about non-cancerous things. A typical benign tumor of a woman’s...

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Leah here from Leah4Sci.com. And in this video, I will show you how to name epoxides. Epoxides are also known as oxirane and this refers to a molecule that has two carbons bound to an oxygen forming a...