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✓ Published: 24-Jan-2019
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Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences, 2nd Ed, by P. Atkins and J. De Paula.This is a popular textbook at the undergraduate level for biophysical chemistry (biopchem). This textbook has 'Discussion Questions' at the end of every chapter.This video is a discussion of question 4.2 in PART 1 (Biochemical Thermodynamics), Chapter 4 (Chemical Equilibrium).Separate videos will be made for a few 'discussion questions' out of each chapter in this textbook.nn4.4 Explain Le Chaltelier's princip
Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences, 2nd Ed, by P. Atkins and J. De Paula.This is a popular textbook at the undergraduate level for biophysical chemistry (biopchem). This textbook has 'Discussion Questions' at the end of every chapter.This video is a discussion of question 4.2 in PART 1 (Biochemical Thermodynamics), Chapter 4 (Chemical Equilibrium).Separate videos will be made for a few 'discussion questions' out of each chapter in this textbook.nn4.4 Explain Le Chaltelier's princip
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