The Organic Chemistry Tutor

The Organic Chemistry TutorIf you are a student, a teacher, or an educator, then you know the importance of having a good sense of Organic Chemistry. The use of the working tools and theory can be quite daunting, but with the right teacher you will learn how to apply your knowledge and get on with life. Learning chemistry can be complicated, and the quality of education will depend on the teacher, the curriculum used, and the student's personality and mindset.You may find this difficult to accept, but the person who is actually learning Chemistry is the best candidate for a successful education. They have a strong understanding of Science and also have confidence in their ability to make progress. At the beginning, a student will often have trouble with everyday Physics and Chemistry concepts. This can be overcome with a little patience, commitment, and perseverance. When things are going well, the student will often forget that he or she is just getting a crash course in Organic Che mistry.Your Organic Chemistry Tutor should be able to provide a variety of techniques and methods for learning the subject. Some methods will involve less study, while others will involve a lot more study, depending on the instructor's interests.The Organic Chemistry Tutor will need to be an experienced teacher. Because of this, they will need to have experience in teaching, as well as teaching in an all-male environment. Make sure that the Chemistry Instructor has a good reputation in the community, and that he or she has a certificate that they earned from a recognized organization. If you are looking for a Chemist or a Educator, do not sign up with someone that you suspect of lacking either an academic background or educational experience.Education is not solely limited to the classroom. For many, it can be more fulfilling to learn about the scientific world from the source of their own self. You may want to find a professor or a tutor in your area, and help them understand what you want to learn. Think about where you would like to travel, or perhaps where you would like to live in the future. Many Chemists are drawn to teaching because they feel so lucky to share their knowledge with others.Whatever you choose to do, remember that the organic chemistry tutor can be your guide through life. They can help you to overcome problems that arise in life and can lead you into a rewarding career. They will provide you with the best education possible, and they will continue to find new challenges as the years go by.Your Organic Chemistry Tutor will help you to succeed and will hold you accountable. And, it will not be hard to find a good one. There are many well-respected schools that you can attend, and many online resources to choose from.

Parkway Schools

Parkway Schools Parkway Schools Welcome to Parkway - a district that has educated and shaped the lives of students and their families for more than 50 years! We are extremely proud of our schools, our students and staff along with our strong community. Parkway is a prestigious district in St. Louis County that is regularly at the forefront in education across the state of Missouri. Many see Parkway as not only the place to be but the school to emulate and we often serve as a benchmark for others in the state. Parkways 28 schools and Early Childhood Center are renowned for their achievements, with 17 Blue Ribbon Awards from the U.S. Department of Education and 19 Gold Star Awards from the State of Missouri. Parkway consistently ranks among the top 10 districts in Missouri on the state report card for large districts. All four traditional Parkway high schools were among countrys Best High Schools byU.S. News World Reportin 2015. Additionally, five Parkway schools are National Schools of Character - Ross Elementary, Oak Brook Elementary, McKelvey Elementary, Craig Elementary and Barretts Elementary. Parkway has consistently earned a Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting. Our residential tax rate is among one of the lowest in 23 St. Louis County districts. Parkway is one of only four school districts in Missouri to earn the Standard and Poors AAA bond rating. For the past three years, Parkway was selected as a Top 10 workplace in St. Louis by theSt. Louis Post-Dispatchbased on surveys of employees. We believe that setting higher expectations creates brighter futures. Parkway is well known for preparing students for college. Just under 90 percent of graduates go on to attend colleges and universities. Parkway is committed to promoting high achievement for each student. A comprehensive curriculum personalizes learning by offering 14 subject areas, online courses, real-world, experiential learning, English for Speakers of Other Languages, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), gifted and special education. At the high school level, there is a strong emphasis on advanced placement and honors courses. We fully expect this trend to continue and believe Parkway could be a place for you to call home. Thank you for your interest in the Parkway School District. We invite you to join us in the journey of our mission to ensure all students are capable, curious, caring and confident learners who understand and respond to the challenges of an ever-changing world. View our Brochure

Preparing for a Skype Interview

Preparing for a Skype Interview By Kathryn StewartIf you are interested in teaching overseas, you will eventually need to interview with administrators or a principal from your potential school. With many of Teach Away’s partner schools, this interview will be over Skype. For those who have never had an interview over Skype, here are some tips to ensure you have the best interview possible.Online Information: Your Skype profile photo, Skype name, and status will be the first things the interview team sees prior to speaking with you. Make sure that these are professional â€" having a separate Skype   account for professional contacts is a great idea.Background: As you aren’t able to meet your potential colleague or supervisor in person, keep in mind that your first impression will extend beyond what you are wearing or how your hair looks.   Your webcam will also show your living or working space. Make sure your area is tidy! A plain background is ideal, as that will allow the interviewer to focus on you instead of trying to decipher your choice of artwork in the background.Technical Preparedness: If you are new to Skype, try a practice run with a friend or your Teach Away placement coordinator before your interview. Use your webcam and microphone to make sure that everything is in good working order. On the day of your interview, we recommend that you are online and ready to go at least 15 minutes prior to your interview time.Acting Naturally: It can be difficult to “be yourself” while on camera. Try to stay as natural as possible, and remember all the points of an in-person interview: for example, making eye contact with the person you are speaking to. You don’t need to act differently in a Skype interview, just make sure that you are being seen and heard on the webcam.On the subject of eye contact, however, making eye contact through a webcam is a little more difficult than in person. Remember that your interviewer’s “eyes” are actually the camera! Try to look into the camera as much as possible, instead of staring directly at your screen.Patience: Sometimes Skype will cut in and out, or it can be difficult to see or hear the person on the other side.   From time to time you may even need to stop the call and try again. Try to be patient!Flexibility:   It is unlikely that your potential employer will be in the same time zone - your interview may be scheduled at a time early in the morning, or late in the evening. Your placement coordinator will do their best to schedule an interview time that works best for both sides, but keep in mind that flexibility is an asset when teaching abroad, starting from the very first interview!Kathryn Stewart is a Placement Coordinator at Teach Away Inc.

Expanding Vocabulary for High School Readiness

Expanding Vocabulary for High School Readiness Prepare for High School With an Expanded Vocabulary 8th graders are fast approaching the end of their middle school or junior high careers. The transition from 8th   grade to high school is one of the most difficult educational challenges and many students find that the first semester of high school is overwhelming, mainly due to social changes but also because of a large step up in educational responsibility (READ: How to Get an A Before the End of the Term). One thing that seems to be continuously lacking for students entering the 9th grade is vocabulary expansion. With increasing importance placed on test prep as well as yearly assessments and a heavier emphasis on non-fiction reading and reading comprehension general, 9th graders need to have an excellent handle on vocabulary. Consider the 8th Grade Vocabulary List Parents should consider looking at the 8th grade vocabulary list, easily available online,   and test their kids out with a few of the words. As soon as an 8th grader hears the word ‘test’, they are unlikely to be interested in further discussion. However, parents can easily throw in a word here or there in general conversation and see if their child knows what it means. Parents can also try a more direct approach and simply ask their children to provide a synonym for a list of words. If 8th graders do not have a minimum of a 90% success rate on the appropriate reading list at this point in the year, they are not on track for the 9th grade. Parents are also advised to share the 6th and 7th grade word lists with their children, also available online.   Many students are surprised to find that they dont know as many of the words on these lists as they thought. This is generally because these vocabulary words are not found in everyday language or students simply dont remember them. Exposure to New Words The more a child is exposed to new words the more likely theyll be to remember them and use them in their own speech. Students who are behind should attempt to learn 10 words a week (READ: Five Tips for Success in English Class). This should not detract from their current academic commitments and will not likely be overwhelming, but will start them on their way to age-appropriate vocabulary. Students who know at least 90% of the words on the 8th grade vocabulary list should move up to the 9th grade list. Entering the 9th grade is a huge social adjustment and students are less likely to be able to advance their vocabulary during the first six months of their high school career. Students who are proficient in the 9th grade list prior to starting high school will have a much easier time in their English classes as well as any class that requires reading comprehension or research. Vocab for Testing and College Prep Early vocabulary expansion is also important for both college and college entrance exams, such as the SAT or ACT. College prep students attempt to learn as many as 3,500 words through simple memorization within the three months leading up to the SAT. Students will not be able to learn or memorize that many words in a short time. Because the vocabulary section is one that high school students consistently score low on, early vocabulary expansion, starting at an early age, can potentially earn test-takers up to an additional 100 points when they take their SAT. In addition to test prep, students with advanced vocabulary also have an easier time understanding both fiction and non-fiction literature and are able to participate in class discussions more accurately and more confidently. Later in life, post-secondary students as well as professionals will find that they are often able to communicate better and more effectively with a broad vocabulary, especially adjective usage. Regardless of the reason for vocabulary expansion, its important for all upcoming 9th graders to make sure that they are at least at grade level if not higher. All blog entries, with the exception of guest bloggers, are written by TutorNerds. Are you an education professional? If so, email us at pr@tutornerds.com for guest blogging and collaborations. We want to make this the best free education resource in SoCal, so feel free to suggest what you would like to see us post about.

June Language Challenge Video Pledges

June Language Challenge Video Pledges See Whos Taking June Language Challenge If you are taking June Language challenge were  giving away 50 free ITC if you make a video challenge pledge. Life Hacks research  has shown that if you put yourself up to something by doing it in public, you follow through because others are watching.  So use peer pressure to your advantage!  So help out your fellow language learners participating in the challenge!  Leave them words of encouragement on their notebook entries!  And dont forget to sign up for yourself, and get the summer of to a great start! Click the links below to see: June Language Challenge Video Pledges 2 June Language Challenge Video Pledges 3 June Language Challenge Video Pledges 4 Janie    from Thailand is learning Spanish and Italian Janie has been learning Spanish and Italian with our native teachers on italki for a while, she had took part in our New Years Language Challenge and cant wait for another exciting challenge. Janie will be participating in our June Language challenge and continue to improve her Spanish and Italian! Cheer her on by leaving a note on her notebook entry. Autumn   from Nova Scotia, Canada is learning French Autumn has been teaching English on italki for 4 years, and shes also been a student learning on italki at the same time. As a teacher and student she thought its great that you can only have to pay a 100 ITC registration fee and if you finish the challenge you end up winning 300 ITC (and improve your language ability as well) !   Autumn is traveling to French speaking Canada so decided to take our June Language Challenge to improve her French! Sylin   from Paris, France is learning Croatian Sylin speaks 30 different language!  How inspiring! If you missed it, she send an inspiring video of her speaking 30 different languages on italki!   Right now shes learning Croatian and hope that she can manage to reach B2 level in this language. Give her some love by writing on her notebook. Cassie from Newcastle, Australia is learning French This is Cassies second language challenge.   Her Public Pledge this time is pretty unique because her ultimate goal is to be able to teach bread-making completely in French.   Check out her video below and also learn the basics of bread-making!   Shes also got a cute daughter that distracts her!   Support her by leaving a message in her notebook entry. Pierre Bredle from Brazil is learning English Pierre Bredles has done our language challenge 4 times!   Hes also won the language challenge all four times.   We expect that he will also complete this language challenge.   Hes taking this challenge to bring it to the next level!   Cheer him on by leaving a quick message in his notebook. Aurore from France is learning Japaneses Since being a student on italki, Aurore has made an amazing progress by learning Japanese on italki! Give her some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Claudia from Italy is learning French Claudia is a Italian teacher on italki.   Claudia speaks very fluent French and shes participating our June Language Challenge to improve her French. Cheer her on by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Jonathan from France is learning Spanish Jonathan is participating our June Language Challenge. Give him some support by leaving a quick message in his notebook. David from Sweden is learning Japaneses and German David speaks pretty decent Japanese, he lived in Japan for 2 years. Now hes talking June Language Challenge in order to maintain his Japanese and also improve his German!   Support him by leaving a message in his notebook. Amanda from the United States, is learning Turkish Amanda is learning an interesting and beautiful language-Turkish! This is her June Language Challenge public pledge video. Give her some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Philip from Germany, is learning Turkish Philip is a language enthusiast and hes learning Turkish at the moment even he hasnt learned any before except few words, but he can still speaks pretty good Turkish! Give him some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Thomas from Germany, is learning Spanish and improving his Englsih Thomas is learning Spanish and also improving his English! His ultimate goal is at least have 5 minutes conversation with his friend in Spanish! This is his June Language Challenge public pledge video. Give him some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. June Language Challenge Video Pledges See Whos Taking June Language Challenge If you are taking June Language challenge were  giving away 50 free ITC if you make a video challenge pledge. Life Hacks research  has shown that if you put yourself up to something by doing it in public, you follow through because others are watching.  So use peer pressure to your advantage!  So help out your fellow language learners participating in the challenge!  Leave them words of encouragement on their notebook entries!  And dont forget to sign up for yourself, and get the summer of to a great start! Click the links below to see: June Language Challenge Video Pledges 2 June Language Challenge Video Pledges 3 June Language Challenge Video Pledges 4 Janie    from Thailand is learning Spanish and Italian Janie has been learning Spanish and Italian with our native teachers on italki for a while, she had took part in our New Years Language Challenge and cant wait for another exciting challenge. Janie will be participating in our June Language challenge and continue to improve her Spanish and Italian! Cheer her on by leaving a note on her notebook entry. Autumn   from Nova Scotia, Canada is learning French Autumn has been teaching English on italki for 4 years, and shes also been a student learning on italki at the same time. As a teacher and student she thought its great that you can only have to pay a 100 ITC registration fee and if you finish the challenge you end up winning 300 ITC (and improve your language ability as well) !   Autumn is traveling to French speaking Canada so decided to take our June Language Challenge to improve her French! Sylin   from Paris, France is learning Croatian Sylin speaks 30 different language!  How inspiring! If you missed it, she send an inspiring video of her speaking 30 different languages on italki!   Right now shes learning Croatian and hope that she can manage to reach B2 level in this language. Give her some love by writing on her notebook. Cassie from Newcastle, Australia is learning French This is Cassies second language challenge.   Her Public Pledge this time is pretty unique because her ultimate goal is to be able to teach bread-making completely in French.   Check out her video below and also learn the basics of bread-making!   Shes also got a cute daughter that distracts her!   Support her by leaving a message in her notebook entry. Pierre Bredle from Brazil is learning English Pierre Bredles has done our language challenge 4 times!   Hes also won the language challenge all four times.   We expect that he will also complete this language challenge.   Hes taking this challenge to bring it to the next level!   Cheer him on by leaving a quick message in his notebook. Aurore from France is learning Japaneses Since being a student on italki, Aurore has made an amazing progress by learning Japanese on italki! Give her some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Claudia from Italy is learning French Claudia is a Italian teacher on italki.   Claudia speaks very fluent French and shes participating our June Language Challenge to improve her French. Cheer her on by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Jonathan from France is learning Spanish Jonathan is participating our June Language Challenge. Give him some support by leaving a quick message in his notebook. David from Sweden is learning Japaneses and German David speaks pretty decent Japanese, he lived in Japan for 2 years. Now hes talking June Language Challenge in order to maintain his Japanese and also improve his German!   Support him by leaving a message in his notebook. Amanda from the United States, is learning Turkish Amanda is learning an interesting and beautiful language-Turkish! This is her June Language Challenge public pledge video. Give her some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Philip from Germany, is learning Turkish Philip is a language enthusiast and hes learning Turkish at the moment even he hasnt learned any before except few words, but he can still speaks pretty good Turkish! Give him some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Thomas from Germany, is learning Spanish and improving his Englsih Thomas is learning Spanish and also improving his English! His ultimate goal is at least have 5 minutes conversation with his friend in Spanish! This is his June Language Challenge public pledge video. Give him some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. June Language Challenge Video Pledges See Whos Taking June Language Challenge If you are taking June Language challenge were  giving away 50 free ITC if you make a video challenge pledge. Life Hacks research  has shown that if you put yourself up to something by doing it in public, you follow through because others are watching.  So use peer pressure to your advantage!  So help out your fellow language learners participating in the challenge!  Leave them words of encouragement on their notebook entries!  And dont forget to sign up for yourself, and get the summer of to a great start! Click the links below to see: June Language Challenge Video Pledges 2 June Language Challenge Video Pledges 3 June Language Challenge Video Pledges 4 Janie    from Thailand is learning Spanish and Italian Janie has been learning Spanish and Italian with our native teachers on italki for a while, she had took part in our New Years Language Challenge and cant wait for another exciting challenge. Janie will be participating in our June Language challenge and continue to improve her Spanish and Italian! Cheer her on by leaving a note on her notebook entry. Autumn   from Nova Scotia, Canada is learning French Autumn has been teaching English on italki for 4 years, and shes also been a student learning on italki at the same time. As a teacher and student she thought its great that you can only have to pay a 100 ITC registration fee and if you finish the challenge you end up winning 300 ITC (and improve your language ability as well) !   Autumn is traveling to French speaking Canada so decided to take our June Language Challenge to improve her French! Sylin   from Paris, France is learning Croatian Sylin speaks 30 different language!  How inspiring! If you missed it, she send an inspiring video of her speaking 30 different languages on italki!   Right now shes learning Croatian and hope that she can manage to reach B2 level in this language. Give her some love by writing on her notebook. Cassie from Newcastle, Australia is learning French This is Cassies second language challenge.   Her Public Pledge this time is pretty unique because her ultimate goal is to be able to teach bread-making completely in French.   Check out her video below and also learn the basics of bread-making!   Shes also got a cute daughter that distracts her!   Support her by leaving a message in her notebook entry. Pierre Bredle from Brazil is learning English Pierre Bredles has done our language challenge 4 times!   Hes also won the language challenge all four times.   We expect that he will also complete this language challenge.   Hes taking this challenge to bring it to the next level!   Cheer him on by leaving a quick message in his notebook. Aurore from France is learning Japaneses Since being a student on italki, Aurore has made an amazing progress by learning Japanese on italki! Give her some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Claudia from Italy is learning French Claudia is a Italian teacher on italki.   Claudia speaks very fluent French and shes participating our June Language Challenge to improve her French. Cheer her on by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Jonathan from France is learning Spanish Jonathan is participating our June Language Challenge. Give him some support by leaving a quick message in his notebook. David from Sweden is learning Japaneses and German David speaks pretty decent Japanese, he lived in Japan for 2 years. Now hes talking June Language Challenge in order to maintain his Japanese and also improve his German!   Support him by leaving a message in his notebook. Amanda from the United States, is learning Turkish Amanda is learning an interesting and beautiful language-Turkish! This is her June Language Challenge public pledge video. Give her some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Philip from Germany, is learning Turkish Philip is a language enthusiast and hes learning Turkish at the moment even he hasnt learned any before except few words, but he can still speaks pretty good Turkish! Give him some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook. Thomas from Germany, is learning Spanish and improving his Englsih Thomas is learning Spanish and also improving his English! His ultimate goal is at least have 5 minutes conversation with his friend in Spanish! This is his June Language Challenge public pledge video. Give him some support by leaving a quick message in her notebook.

Chemistry Laboratory Can Be An Interesting Work With Lots Of Benefits

Chemistry Laboratory Can Be An Interesting Work With Lots Of BenefitsAs an individual engaged in higher education and career studies, it is quite essential to get an appropriate chemistry laboratory at your college or university. The work of a chemistry laboratory is quite complicated and requires adequate training and experience to be employed effectively. It is also important to obtain a laboratory where it will not disturb other class activities.Chemical engineers are employed to analyze the chemical composition and analyze related analysis. Those employed in this field must have excellent quality of reading, writing and understanding of the language required for this kind of work. On the other hand, students are required to make clear and concise presentations about various products, processes and methods of using such materials. Aside from this, students must also do well in their lab assignments and tests.Chemicals need to be handled with great care. Hence, the work of a chemis try laboratory is very important and need to be handled with utmost care. In this field, people are employed to handle chemicals of different varieties, shapes and sizes.Besides this, there are employees who are required to do quality work as well. They have to take the quality reports of the finished work of the employee and make any amendments or modifications as per the requirements of the organization. These reports are to be signed by the employee himself to confirm that all required amendments have been taken care of.If you are interested in furthering your study and professional career, you can take the help of chemical engineers who provide numerous jobs to professionals interested in such line of work. These jobs would include salary support, work in a laboratory, and important work related to the management of the company.Chemical engineers also work on development of new chemical products, processing of different products, conducting research and development of new drugs. You can avail these kinds of jobs by going through various job portals and career fairs. These can give you necessary information about various types of jobs available.Moreover, it is important to get the right people working for you to get the right results. This can be done by seeking references and conducting interviews with applicants. Moreover, you can also contact local chambers of commerce in your area.

The Chemistry Definition of Salt

The Chemistry Definition of SaltWhen students first hear the chemistry definition of salt, they may have a problem. They may think that the definition is incorrect or irrelevant. To help them understand this definition, let's talk about what it means to be salt. The chemistry definition of salt is also used for other types of substances that can react with others to form new compounds and combinations.A salt is any compound that can be dissolved in water. The word 'salt' has several meanings, depending on the context it is used in. If it is a salt, then it is solid and if it is a crystal, then it is crystalline.The term 'salt' also refers to a solid form of water. When a solution is exposed to air, it becomes dry. In a solid, the liquid content remains and when the solution is changed to a solid, it becomes a crystal.A crystal is also a liquid, but it is not a solid. It is a solid that is formed by combining different elements with different frequencies. For example, a salt which con tains chlorine has the ability to become a white powder when mixed with water. When you mix together with sodium chloride and water, you end up with sodium chloride.All salts are formed by combining elements, which have different properties, into a solution, making one and other turn into different salt forms. This is why a mixture that contains too much sodium chloride will become too salty.Water is the common substance that all salts are formed from. The properties of water to determine which kinds of salts they can be made from. The chemistry definition of salt helps us to understand the chemical properties of water, and how salts can interact with each other and with the atmosphere to create chemical reactions.These chemical reactions are important to our health, but also a topic of research. At present, the chemistry definition of salt helps us to understand how chemical reactions can be affected by environment and physical processes. Because of this understanding, we can do re search and develop strategies to protect ourselves from the many environmental hazards that we face.

10 Great Reasons To Study Physics

10 Great Reasons To Study Physics There Are So Many Advantages To Studying Physics Chapters1. Find Out Why The World Works The Way It Does2. You Can Solve Problems3. A Wide Range Of Career Opportunities4. It Keeps You On Your Toes5. It Complements Different Subjects, Such As Maths6. It Gives You A Challenge7. You Could Work Overseas8. Acquire Skills Valuable To Employers9. Appreciate Modern Technology10. Embrace Post Graduate Research OpportunitiesPhysics is a fantastic subject to study at university, for a wide variety of reasons. Whether you’re thinking about physics courses at university, or would like to combine physics with another degree subject, such as maths or engineering, there are plenty of reasons why studying physics to a degree level can benefit you. For instance:Physics can help stimulate and challenge you academically;A degree in physics can help you in the workplace once you’ve graduated; andYou might make a whole new circle of friends through your physics course.If you need any further encouragement to study physics at university, below are te n great reasons why physics is worthwhile studying at university, regardless of whether you plan to study the subject at Oxford or  Cambridge or elsewhere.Business and finance; orTechnology, to name a few.So if you’d think that a career as an accountant, engineer, investment analyst, journalist, mathematician, or you think that another position entirely would interest you, then a physics degree is likely to help you reach your goal, even if indirectly.If you do decide that a career in physics is something you would like to pursue, bear in mind that it might be helpful to try and secure some form of work experience within a related field in order to boost your chances of success.4. It Keeps You On Your ToesOne of the other appealing aspects of learning about physics is that it is a constantly evolving field.This means that you should never be bored when studying the subject, as theories that were once held in high esteem are challenged and replaced with newer, more dynamic theories .If you like the idea of constantly learning, especially with a physics and maths tutor, a physics degree could really suit you.You can learn more about astronomy by studying physics. (Image Source: CC0 1.0, Pexels, Pixabay)Ability to learn complex formula; andAbility to embrace and understand new concepts and ideas.So, if you want to study a subject at a university that offers a challenge and will keep you engaged, then physics might just be the degree route for you, especially if you enjoy the mathematical side of the subject, such as solving equations or performing algebra or calculus.7. You Could Work OverseasIf you would like to have a degree that enables you to travel and work overseas for an extended period, then physics is a great degree to consider.For example, while studying a physics degree you may be able to land yourself an internship or work experience placement abroad. Equally, once you’ve graduated, you may be able to apply for jobs in other English-speaking countr ies, such as America.Even if travelling isn't for you, there are still plenty of career opportunities available to physics graduates who want to be based in the U.K., as highlighted above.8. Acquire Skills Valuable To EmployersYou learn so much during a physics degree, including a variety of transferable skills, such as:Problem-solving and analytical skills;Research skills; andCommunication and presentation skills.These transferable skills are often particularly attractive to employers in a number of different industries, meaning that you can help your C.V. stand out from the rest of the crowd when you have a physics degree to your name.What’s more, physics is actually in high demand in some fields, such as teaching. Due to the lack of qualified physics teachers, the government is offering financial incentives to graduates such as physics graduates, with the aim to help bring more physics graduates into the classroom as teachers.Studying physics can also give you an appreciation o f modern technology and how certain devices work. (Image Source: CC0 1.0, Free-Photos, Pixabay)9. Appreciate Modern TechnologyIt’s not all that shocking to learn that much of what we take for granted in today’s digitally-driven age has been developed and is in use thanks to physics. For example, consider just a few of the below items that we use on a daily basis:Computers and laptops;Digital cameras;Mobile phones; andDVD and MP3 players.If you’re interested in technology and learning about how things work, then learning more about physics can help you to understand why the modern world, and the devices that populate it, function as they do today.10. Embrace Post Graduate Research OpportunitiesIf you enjoy studying and think that you’d like to stay at university longer once you’ve finished your physics undergraduate degree, then you’ll be happy to hear that there are plenty of postgraduate opportunities available at universities across the U.K. for physics graduates.Wheth er you’d like to pursue a master’s degree in a more applied area, such as astrophysics, cosmology, theoretical physics, or quantum mechanics, or you’re even considering a PhD, then having an undergraduate degree in physics can certainly help get you there.Even if you’d like to move away from physics and study a different subject for your master’s, such as finance, then you should be able to pursue those avenues as well. If in doubt, consult your university’s careers adviser for further input specific to your own situation and your academic aspirations.You might also have a long talk with your physics and maths tutor on the subject... s/he would know more than anyone about such opportunities!

Newman Projections

Newman Projections Newman Projection Newman Projection is useful in alkene stereochemistry. It is used for determining conformational relationships. (Conformers are molecules which are converted to one another by a rotation around a single bond). Newman Projection visualizes the chemical conformations of a carbon to carbon chemical bond from front to back. The front carbon is represented by a dot.The back carbon is represented a circle. The name for front carbon atom is proximal. The back carbon atom is called distal. Other carbons are drawn as sticks coming off the dot or circle and they are separated by 120 degrees. Newman projection is useful to assess the torsional angle between bonds. Below is a sample for Newman projections A Newman projection can be staggered or eclipsed. You could draw Newman projection such that the groups on the front carbon are staggered with 60 degrees apart. Or they could be eclipsed (overlapping directly) with the groups on the back carbon. Following are the samples of Newman projections of ethane for staggered and eclipsed ones. New man projections can be made for butane so that its eclipsed, gauge and anti conformations could be seen. In this case, the front dot represents the second carbon in the butane chain. The back circle represents the third carbon in the butane chain. Newman projection is used to condense the bond between these two carbons. Let us view the below picture for understanding our concept more clearly. The sawhorse projection is similar to Newman projection. It visualizes the carbon to carbon bond from an oblique angle. Following are the pictures of sawhorse projection