Aromatics - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Activate Blood: Common C/C (except Chi Shao) - Pregnancy Activate Blood: Common Function - Invigorate Blood, remove Blood stasis, alleviate pain Anchor & Calm Shen: Common C/C - Sp/S Def Anchor & Calm Shen: Common Function - Settle, calm spirit Aromatics for Damp: Common C/C - Yin Def w/ Heat Aromatics for Damp: Common Function - Transform excess & turbid damp from MJ Astringents: Common C/C - Exterior condition & excess condition Astringents: Common function - Stabilize & bind Blood Ton...

Paraffinic. Naphthenic - Name the two most common types of mineral-based oils. Which would have the highest VI? Which would have the lowest pour point? Temperature - What unit of measure is used with flash point and pour point? Lower - Is the specific gravity of a mineral oil typically higher or lower than synthetic lubricants? PAO - Which has a higher VI, a PAO or a solvent-refined (Group 1) mineral oil? It goes up - When and oil oxidizes, how does it's viscosity typically chan...

MCB Exam #2 questions with answers What are the parts of a triglycerol - ANSWERS Glycerol + 3 fatty acids Why are fatty acids called "acids" - ANSWERS Because one end has a carboxyl group What links the glycerol to the fatty acids - ANSWERS An ester linkage What is a saturated fatty acid - ANSWERS Consists of all single bonds between carbons What is an unsaturated fatty acid - ANSWERS Has at least one multiple bond between carbons What does monounsaturated mean - ANSWERS Only o...

Covers in-depth complete course notes for grade 12 chemistry (university level). Includes topics: 1. Structure and Properties of Matter - History of the Atomic Theory - Various historic models and theories - Electromagnetic Spectrum - Schrodigner’s Equation - Quantum chemistry - VESPR 2. Energy Changes and Rates of Reaction - Laws of thermodynamics - Enthalpy - Calorimetry and Calorimeters - Hess' law - Reaction types - Rates of reaction - Collision theory - Maxwell-Boltz...

Culinary Quiz Bowl Questions with Complete Answers This system, put into place by Georges Auguste Escoffier, helped streamline and simplify work in hotel kitchens. What is the name of the system? Kitchen brigade system or brigade system According to the FDA August 2003 Revision of the Model Food Code, what temperature range is known as the temperature danger zone? 41°F to 135°F As yeast ferments, two byproducts are yielded. What are those products? Alcohol & Carbon Dioxide...

Irene Gold Boards Part 1-Biochemistry Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers How many a.a.'s are incorporated into proteins? - Answer ️️ -20 What structures make up an AA? - Answer ️️ -Amine group Acid group Hydrogen R-Group = defining group All a.a.'s are in L-form EXCEPT for what? - Answer ️️ -glycine Glycine is not in L-form because? - Answer ️️ -it doesn't contain a chiral carbon define chiral carbon - Answer ️️ -different compounds at each binding site All...

Certified Medication Aide Terms Syrups is a heavy sugar and water solution with flavoring Spirits is alcohol mixed with volatile oil Tincture is 10-20% drug solution in alcohol and/or water Fluid extract is a highly concentrated alcohol solution Elixir is a solution of alcohol, water, sweetener, a aromatics Emulsion is oils and fats suspended in water Magma is a mixture of heavy particles and water Gels is a thick mixture of fine particles with water ...

What does COLOR measure? - Amount of color units (CU) in a sample. Color caused by natural metallic ions (Fe & Mg) & industrial wastes. What is the test summary for COLOR? - Sample -> Tubes -> Compare to color standards over light source Which of the following techniques is used to isolate anionic surfactants (as MBAS) from the sample matrix? - Extraction In the cyanide determination, which one of the following is not an interference? - Halogenated aromatics Which of the following ...

AQA Alevel Chemistry Introduction to Aromatics Notes

PHSC 1033 Exam 3 Pretest Questions with Correct Answers Compounds that have the same molecular formula but different structural formulas are called structural, or constitutional, A) isomers. B) derivatives. C) congeners. D) isotopes. E) progeners. - Answer-A) isomers. Organic chemistry studies chemical compounds that contain at least one atom of A) nitrogen. B) oxygen. C) carbon. D) hydrogen. E) silicon. - Answer-C) Carbon Which atoms normally have 3 covalent bonds to it? A)...