University of Glasgow

In brief Head and neck embryology.

Explains structures, blood, and nerve supply, venous drainage, bones, scalp, and embryology. I was a dental student it was really difficult for me to get into the swing of things in the first two years I wished there were some summaries for everything, especially for anatomy. Well here it is for you new students.

Handwritten introduction to mathematics containing logarithms, vectors and matrices, complex numbers, quadratic functions, exponential functions and trigonometric functions

Detailed and prcise hand-written notes on hydrogen bonding, common ion effect, solubility product, dissociation constants, pH and pOH calculations strong acids and bases, degree of ionisation, salt hydrolysis, and biological importance of buffers.

Well hand-written and complete class notes covering basic laws of thermodynamics, reaction enthalpy calculations, entropy changes and entropy values, and feasibility of reactions.

Hand-written precise basic lecture notes explaining oxidation states, examples of redox reactions, ionic lattice structures, covalent bonding, and VSEPR rules and molecular shape.

Precise hand-written notes explaining covalent structures, compounds of industrial and medicinal importance, properties and mechanisms of carbonyl chemistry, and reactions including nucleophilic addition, imine and acetal formation, and oxidation.

Detailed hand-written lecture notes explaining the concept of reaction rates and reaction orders along with examples of rate equations, catalysts, enzymes and tansition states, reaction mechanisms, and rate determining steps.

Detailed hand written notes explaining dipole and dipole moments with examples, ion-ion interactions in ionic solids, structural and functional properties of ionic, metallic, covalent and molecular solids, and phase diagrams with critical points and supercritical fluids.

Hand-written notes on Introduction to organic chemistry covering atomic and molecular structures, isomerism, functional groups and nomenclature, polarity, and reaction mechanisms.