Bøger af Dhrubo Jyoti Sen

Mystery of this creation is only based on amino acid the building block of specific entity and fragmentation of these amino acids give carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and sometimes sulphur. All these elements are family member of periodic table arranged according to the atomic radius created by Mendeleev¿s rule; the great scientist created by God. Similarly all the other non-living beings are also made up of either single element or the complex compound of these elemental atoms only. The rocking coinage for Chemistry is Chemist+Try! So try & try & try until you reach to your target to become a real & successful chemist¿! Chemistry always have four corners to build a milestone: how, when, where and why.The last three letters (TRY) is the mystery in the history of chemistry. The devotion of true chemist towards the field of science, technology, education and industry create an inspiration to the budding fellows. The methodology of a chemist for implementation of basic chemistry into in-house (domestic) as well as out-house (profession) makes a milestone among the entire chemistry professionals. Innermost thought of this book has been implemented as outermost thinking.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry; Awarded to 178 Nobel Laureates since 1901 awarded for the Greatest Benefit to Mankind which focuses on this topic along with the Nobel Laureates who achieved the accolade of Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1901-2017) by playing games with chemical molecules. Playground means the domain where the chemicals react with each other which may be in-house (domestic sector) or out-house (overall sector). Functional group means the active part in the molecule which takes part in extracurricular activities to focus on the chemical reactivity. The Nobel Prize in Chemistry; Awarded to 178 Nobel Laureates since 1901. Dhrubo Jyoti Sen and Shruti Rai; Chemistry is a playground of functional groups: Lambert Academic Publishing GmbH & Co. KG, Germany: 1-373, 2016. (ISBN: 978-3-659-90892-7) This book chapter focuses on the application of chemistry into the various sectors for the greatest benefit to mankind. Chemistry is no doubt a vast subject which focuses on various molecules either inorganic or organic. These molecules are classified into various domains with their outcome for the human benefits.

Chemistry is no doubt a vast subject which focuses on various molecules either inorganic or organic. These molecules are classified into laboratory chemicals, biomolecules, pharmaceuticals, warfare agents, domestic chemicals, industrial chemicals, cosmetics, dyes and so many ingredients. All the molecules are structurally frame worked from Mendeleev¿s periodic table elements which are again sub-classified into metals and non metals which joins with each other by catenation property by either electrovalent bond, coordinate bond and covalent bond by hybridization rule of s, p, d & f atomic orbital theory. Each and every element has its original chemical property which forms the compound having individual characteristics These individual chemicals react with other chemicals either in-vivo (inside the living system), in-vitro (outside the living system), in-situ (inside the reaction vessel) and in-silico (inside the computational software) to develop the new entity through the functional group attached with it which may of single step or multi step synthesis or biosynthesis. Chemistry is a playground of functional groups focuses on this book chapter along with the Nobel Laureates.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry; Awarded to 175 Nobel Laureates since 1901 focuses on this topic along with the Nobel Laureates who achieved the accolade of Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1901-2016) by playing games with chemical molecules. At least 25 laureates have received the Nobel Prize for contributions in the field of organic chemistry, more than any other field of chemistry. As of 2016, the prize has been awarded to 174 individuals, including four women: Maria Sk¿odowska-Curie, Irène Joliot-Curie (1935), Dorothy Hodgkin (1964), and Ada Yonath (2009). There have been eight years in which the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was not awarded.