Month: July 2024
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July, 2024 Summary
Here is a list of the important posts and pages added in July: Breadboard Battery Holder Hubs Pharmacology hub Electrical Engineering hub Polyatomic Ions Full Prescribing Information Sections Drugs Targeting Cell Membrane Receptors Drug Classes by Mechanism of Action Identifying Inhalers Women of Science Can I Skip Prealgebra? The following pages were updated: Greek and Latin roots A major reworking…
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Can I Skip Prealgebra?
Skipping prealgebra is an idea considered by many students. Here are the topics covered in prealgebra, a way to take a placement test to see if you are ready, and a way to study to prepare to skip it.
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Binomial nomenclature (Basic science review)
These are the most important things you should know about binomial nomenclature. Part of the Basic Science Review series.
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Classification of Living Organisms (Basic science review)
These are the most important things you should know about biological classification, the systematic classification of organisms into kingdoms, phylum, etc. Part of the Basic Science Review series.
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Biological organization (Basic science review)
The most important things you should know about biological organization. Part of the Brief Science Review series.
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Atomic structure (Basic Science Review)
The most important things you need to know about the structure of an atom. Part of the Basic Science Review series.
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Subatomic particles (Basic Science Review)
The most important things you need to know about subatomic particles. Part of the Brief Science Review series.
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Alpha, beta and gamma rays (Basic science review)
A brief summary of the most important things to know about alpha, beta and gamma rays. Part of the Brief Science Review series.
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7/24/24
Greek and Latin Roots Here is the list of Greek and Latin roots for this week: Here is a link to all of the Greek and Latin roots we have discussed. Greek and Latin Roots (There is a link to the Wikipedia page of Greek and Latin roots here, too.) Test your memory of the…
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7/11/24
Greek and Latin Roots Here is the list of Greek and Latin roots for this week: Here is a link to all of the Greek and Latin roots we have discussed. Greek and Latin Roots ACT Prep We discussed: combining two sentences into one using a comma setting apart an appositive with commas: John, the…
