how can I have practical and basical knowledge about chemistry ?
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http://www.chemtutor.com/\nthis was a site that helps all in the basics That is how i learned it.
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The best way to learn biochemistry is thoroughly read HARPER and Lippincot once. They will allow you to make your concept. There are many clinical manifestations which can be very easily understood by looking at the flow-diagrams in Lippincot.\n\nAfter you study Biochemistry once in these books, just go for a small book to revise your concepts or just make your own notes from Harper and lippincot and revise them.\nI tried this and got really nice marks in my exam.\nthe most important things to memorize in bio-chem are the cycles of the metabolisms i.e of CHO, proteins, Lipids etc
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a phd student in chem looking for basic chem material on the web.\n\nright.\n\nstart here: http://www.carleton.ca/~rburk/chem1000\n\na textbook might also be useful.
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For this kind of information, wikipedia is the ideal start. Additionally, visit a library and check any chemical dictionary or encyclopedia. While the language may appear strange, the information you want will be recognizable with some patience.
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(im taking chem 1411 in college, and this is how our class is setup)\n\n-Basics of Chem\n- Structures of Atoms and Molecules\n- Solutions, Substances, and Mixtures\n-States of Matter\n- Chemical Reaction\n- Nuclear Chemistry\n- Elemental Chemistry\n- Introduction to Quantum Chemistry and Physics
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Try to do as much hands-on learning as you can. Learning from a text-book can often become boring and monotonous. Try to have fun while you learn. Some other tips- if you have a list of things that need to be remembered, try to make a code of it- for example, a code for the Great Lakes is HOMES (Huron, Ontario, Missouri, Erie, Superior). Also, try to make a rap song out of the things you have to remember and make them as funny as possible. Good luck!
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Basic college prep courses.  How you do is more important then the actual classes. If there is any science club at your school join it and try to become an officier.
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Here is a great site, made specially for teachers, that has many tutorials, plus links to others\n\nGood luck\nhttp://sciencepage.org/chem.htm
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www.bbc.co.uk/revision\n\nthen click on what you are studying like GCSE - if your studying GCSE then its still a good place to look for answers.\n\nAnd then click chemistry!
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You could follow any basic Biochemistry book.\n\nSpecifically, you could look for Practical Biochemistry, Principles and Techniques - Fifth Edition by Keith Wilson and John Walker. Nice book with excellent details
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Not just chemistry. I was never a very good student, and didn't help that my teachers were incompetant. \n\nOne day I sat down with some books and starting teaching myself things that I felt like I didn't understand from formal schooling. There were two major advantages here: 1) I was learning on my own initiative, and 2) I was learning at my own pace without any pressure of time limit or fear of being tested. It wasn't until then that finally began to understand a lot of things.
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well it depends.Chemistry is easy as long as you can grasp ideas fast and it is easy for you to understand how to mix things in the correct proportions and memorize formulas.Both sciences require an aptitude for math as in chem you need to work out formulae,etc. but in physics all you need is a bit of common sense and a high aptitude for math and a clean neat focused mind.A bit of observative skills wouldnt hurt,too.
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Chemistry can be very hard, but it can also be a game.  If you apply yourself, you should do okay.\n\nIf you are a visualizer, this helps.  As you learn the concepts and reactions, close your eyes and try to "see" the atoms in your mind.\n\nIf you can do this for each type of reaction that you study, then during an exam you only need to close your eyes to get help.
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hi. you can try a book called "Practical biochemistry, principles and techniques" by Keith Wilson and John Walker
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Take English courses every semester without skipping any\n\nJOIN THE DEBATE CLUB -- legal argument is very similar to formal debate\n\nTake chemistry and physics (much modern law has to do with technology and the results of experiments -- you have to be comfortable with the lab bench and scientific method for these situations)\n\nMath (especially algebra and geometry)\n\nHistory
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Review the chemistry and science links at the given reference.  Also, www.acs.org is good.
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See the links at the site below for lessons and solving sites.\n\n\nhttp://www.itt.edu/staff/boyter/links/index.html#CHEMISTRY_ANALYTICAL