Electrochemistry
I guess this short blog entry could also be called "The Portable Chemist's Consultant Part 3" (see Part 2 here).
First off, we have a new book update (Version 2.3), as listed in Open Flask and on the book's website.
Secondly, Apple has announced a new OS X platform, OS X Mavericks, which will allow the use of iBooks on a laptop! So for those of you who own Apple laptops but who don't want to get an iPad, you will be able to read this book sometime in the Fall.
And lastly, Angewandte's book review is out, here. Thanks Angewandte!
--Yoshi
- Faraday Law
FARADAY LAWAmount of substance produce of each electrode is directly proportional to quantity of charge flowing through the cell Also called Faraday's First Law of electrolysis. CALCULATING USING FARADAY'S LAWMain stepsBalance half reaction to...
- 10.2 Nernst Equation
Electrochemistry : 10.2 Nernst Equation NERNST EQUATION Cell potential (E°cell) under any condition Ecell = E°cell – (RT/nF) ln Q R: universal gas constant. Q...
- Back To Heterocycles!
I guess this blog entry could be called "The Portable Chemist's Consultant Part 5” (see Part 4 here)First off, we have new book updates (latest version 2.6.1), as listed in iTunes and on the book's website. In about ~2 years from the first...
- The Beauty Of A Continuously Updated Electronic Book
I guess this blog post could be called "The Portable Chemist's Consultant Part 2" (see part 1 here). The reason for the existence of this blog post is three-fold: 1) to write about the advantages of an electronic book that is continuously...
- The Portable Chemist's Consultant
This is my first ever blog entry, let alone the Baran lab blog but on all blogs web-wide. I thought this would be a suitable entry to celebrate this landmark of mine. I (Yoshi) came to the Baran Lab in 2007 and obtained my PhD last year but I'm staying...
Electrochemistry
iBooks will be coming to your Mac laptop this Fall
I guess this short blog entry could also be called "The Portable Chemist's Consultant Part 3" (see Part 2 here).
First off, we have a new book update (Version 2.3), as listed in Open Flask and on the book's website.
Secondly, Apple has announced a new OS X platform, OS X Mavericks, which will allow the use of iBooks on a laptop! So for those of you who own Apple laptops but who don't want to get an iPad, you will be able to read this book sometime in the Fall.
And lastly, Angewandte's book review is out, here. Thanks Angewandte!
--Yoshi
- Faraday Law
FARADAY LAWAmount of substance produce of each electrode is directly proportional to quantity of charge flowing through the cell Also called Faraday's First Law of electrolysis. CALCULATING USING FARADAY'S LAWMain stepsBalance half reaction to...
- 10.2 Nernst Equation
Electrochemistry : 10.2 Nernst Equation NERNST EQUATION Cell potential (E°cell) under any condition Ecell = E°cell – (RT/nF) ln Q R: universal gas constant. Q...
- Back To Heterocycles!
I guess this blog entry could be called "The Portable Chemist's Consultant Part 5” (see Part 4 here)First off, we have new book updates (latest version 2.6.1), as listed in iTunes and on the book's website. In about ~2 years from the first...
- The Beauty Of A Continuously Updated Electronic Book
I guess this blog post could be called "The Portable Chemist's Consultant Part 2" (see part 1 here). The reason for the existence of this blog post is three-fold: 1) to write about the advantages of an electronic book that is continuously...
- The Portable Chemist's Consultant
This is my first ever blog entry, let alone the Baran lab blog but on all blogs web-wide. I thought this would be a suitable entry to celebrate this landmark of mine. I (Yoshi) came to the Baran Lab in 2007 and obtained my PhD last year but I'm staying...