Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	oxygen	Chemistry	Oxygen is a highly reactive nonmetal that forms compounds with nearly all other elements in the periodic table.	8
2	acid	chemistry	Acids in chemistry donate protons, have a pH less than 7, and react with metals.	7
3	carbon	chemistry	Carbon is a key element in organic chemistry and essential for life.	7
4	water	chemistry	Water, a chemical compound composed of H2O, is vital for life on Earth.	7
5	iron oxide	chemistry	Iron oxide is a chemical compound used in various applications, such as pigment and material science.	6
6	pyrimidine	chemistry	Pyrimidines are vital elements of DNA and RNA, extensively researched in biology and chemistry.	6
7	aldohexose	chemistry	Aldohexoses are common 6-carbon sugars with an aldehyde functional group, significant in biochemistry and organic chemistry.	5
8	protium	chemistry	Protium is the most common isotope of hydrogen with one proton and no neutrons, widely studied in chemistry and physics.	5
9	chemical reactions	chemistry	Chemical reactions involve the rearrangement and transformation of substances through bond breaking and forming in the field of chemistry.	4
10	acrolein	chemistry	Acrolein is studied in organic chemistry and is known as a harmful byproduct of cooking and tobacco smoke.	3
11	aromatic compound	chemistry	The focus in organic chemistry is on the unique stability and reactivity of aromatic compounds.	3
12	cathode	chemistry	The cathode is the electrode where reduction occurs in chemistry.	3
13	hydrophilic head	chemistry	Hydrophilic heads are essential for cell membrane structure as they interact with water.	3
14	molecules	chemistry	Molecules, composed of atoms held together by chemical bonds, are essential for chemical processes in the culture of chemistry.	3
15	nicl2	chemistry	NiCl2 is widely utilized in laboratory experiments and industrial processes in the field of chemistry.	3
16	potassium ion	chemistry	Potassium ions are utilized in fertilizers and industrial chemical processes.	3
17	uracil	chemistry	Uracil is a nucleobase found in RNA and is essential for genetic processes.	3
18	acid	chemistry	Acids have a pH less than 7 and can donate hydrogen ions in a chemical reaction.	2
19	adenine	chemistry	Adenine is an essential nucleobase in DNA and RNA, playing a critical role in genetic information and cellular functions.	2
20	barium sulfate	chemistry	Barium sulfate is widely used as a white pigment and filler in many industrial applications.	2
21	chemical elements	chemistry	Chemistry focuses on the extensive study and utilization of chemical elements as fundamental building blocks of matter.	2
22	coenzyme	chemistry	Coenzymes help enzymes catalyze biochemical reactions in living organisms.	2
23	compound	chemistry	A compound in chemistry is formed by the chemical bonding of two or more elements.	2
24	ethylene	chemistry	Ethylene is studied in organic chemistry and utilized for producing plastics and as a plant hormone.	2
25	guanidine nitrate	chemistry	Guanidine nitrate is used as a propellant in rocket engines within the field of chemistry.	2
26	guanine	chemistry	Guanine is a main nucleobase found in the DNA and RNA of all living organisms.	2
27	hydrocyanic acid	chemistry	Hydrocyanic acid is a highly toxic substance that requires extreme care in laboratory settings due to its toxicity.	2
28	nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate	chemistry	Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate is an essential coenzyme for cellular metabolism and energy production in chemistry.	2
29	purine	chemistry	Purines are necessary molecules in DNA and RNA and play a role in a variety of metabolic processes.	2
30	stabilization	chemistry	Stabilization in chemistry involves reducing the likelihood of substance change through chemical bonding or physical forces.	2
31	agricultural pesticides	chemistry	Understanding chemical pesticides and their impact on crops and ecosystems is an important part of agricultural chemistry.	1
32	alanine	chemistry	Alanine is a non-essential amino acid that can be produced by the human body and is not necessarily obtained through diet.	1
33	atomic structure	chemistry	Atomic structure in chemistry involves subatomic particles like protons, neutrons, and electrons that impact an element's properties.	1
34	base	chemistry	Bases in chemistry can neutralize acids during chemical reactions.	1
35	buffer	chemistry	A buffer in chemistry is a solution that resists changes in pH when an acid or base is added.	1
36	carbon footprint	chemistry	The study of carbon footprint in chemistry involves understanding chemical processes and their environmental impact.	1
37	cell	chemistry	A cell is the smallest unit of matter that can exist independently and retain the chemical properties of an element.	1
38	cleaning products	chemistry	Understanding the chemical composition and properties of cleaning products is essential for effective use.	1
39	dispersion	chemistry	Dispersion in chemistry involves separating complex mixtures into individual components using techniques like chromatography and centrifugation.	1
40	drinking alcohol	chemistry	Understanding the chemical composition and reactions of alcoholic beverages is essential in the field of chemistry.	1
41	enzyme	chemistry	An enzyme is a substance produced by a living organism that acts as a catalyst in specific biochemical reactions.	1
42	fermentation	chemistry	Fermentation is a chemical process where a substance breaks down into simpler substances through the action of enzymes or catalysts.	1
43	fulminate	chemistry	Fulminate compounds in chemistry are recognized for their instability and explosive properties.	1
44	gamma	chemistry	Gamma radiation is a high-energy electromagnetic radiation emitted from the nucleus of an atom during radioactive decay in chemistry culture.	1
45	hafnium	chemistry	Hafnium is utilized in high-temperature applications in nuclear reactors and the aerospace industry due to its high melting point and corrosion resistance.	1
46	hydrogen sulfide	chemistry	Hydrogen sulfide is a colorless, poisonous gas commonly used in laboratory experiments and chemical processes.	1
47	lead ii carbonate	chemistry	Lead II carbonate is a toxic compound commonly used in the preparation of other lead compounds or as a pigment in paint.	1
48	malonic acid	chemistry	Malonic acid is a crucial compound in organic synthesis and frequently used as a starting material for various compound syntheses.	1
49	matter	chemistry	Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space, existing in different states such as solid, liquid, and gas.	1
50	mole	chemistry	The mole is a unit of measurement in chemistry used to express amounts of a chemical substance.	1
51	o2	chemistry	Oxygen (O2) is essential for both respiration and combustion.	1
52	photosynthesis	chemistry	Photosynthesis is a complex chemical reaction that converts light energy into chemical energy in green plants and some microorganisms.	1
53	potassium sulfate	chemistry	Potassium sulfate is used in the production of potassium-containing compounds and pharmaceutical formulations in chemistry.	1
54	preserving food	chemistry	Understanding chemical preservatives and additives is essential for preserving food quality and safety.	1
55	serine	chemistry	Serine is a non-essential amino acid crucial for protein synthesis and the human body's function.	1
56	sugar molecule	chemistry	Sugar molecules are studied as organic compounds and have a significant role in chemical reactions like fermentation and glycosylation.	1
57	thymine	chemistry	Thymine is a nucleobase in DNA and pairs with adenine.	1
58	vesicle	chemistry	Vesicles are small, fluid-filled sacs made of amphiphilic molecules used as a model for studying cell membranes and drug delivery in chemistry.	1
59	volatility	chemistry	Volatility in chemistry refers to a substance's tendency to vaporize or evaporate at normal temperatures.	1