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Chemical Reactions LinksA Simple Schooling Explanation of Chemical ReactionsIs it Chemistry? Biology? Or Physics?Actually, chemical reactions are a major player in all three of the basic sciences because life cannot exist unless elements and compounds can combine and transform from one to another. A chemical reaction is the process by which this interconversion of substances takes place.There are a few basic components that you should understand before getting into more specifics, so let's cover them first:
In biology, chemical reactions are how living organisms turn food into energy - this process is called metabolism. In chemistry, chemical reactions describe how one element or compound transforms into another In physics, chemical reactions are governed by Laws, such as the Laws of Thermodynamics Links to Student Help pages:Chemical Reactions Simple Thermodynamics Chemical Bonding Endothermic Reactions (Fun activity) Exothermic Reactions (Fun Activity) Astronomy for Kids How to Use a Sky Map Planetarium Software Astronomy Unit Study/Activities What is Molecular Biology Mendelian Genetics Molecular Genetics DNA Replication DNA Replication Enzymes DNA Replication Mechanism What is Cell Biology Cellular Components The Endomembrane System Golgi Apparatus Vesicles and Cellular Transport The Mitochondria The Plasma Membrane Plant Biology Photosynthesis Parts of a Plant Plant Life Cycle 1 Plant Life Cycle 2 Cell Cycle Cell Cycle Mitosis Cell Cycle Control
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