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Hoa Tran is an organic chemistry instructor at an admissions test-preparation company in Asbury Park, New Jersey. She prepares pre-medical and pre-dental students for entrance exams and holds a degree in biochemistry. Tran also contributes chemistry guides to Biology Insights.

Are Nucleic Acids Organic? A Chemical Classification Chemistry
What Is an Activation Energy and Why Does It Matter?Chemistry
Do Enzymes Speed Up or Slow Down Chemical Reactions?Chemistry
What Are Geometric Isomers? A Look at Cis, Trans & E/Z Chemistry
What Is the Difference Between Amine and Amide?Chemistry
Why Is DNA Soluble in Water but Not Alcohol?Genetics
Can a Catalyst Be in the Rate Law Expression?Chemistry
How to Increase the Speed of Chemical Reactions Chemistry
Why Are Hydrogen Bonds Crucial to the Structure of DNA?Genetics
What Are Epimers and Why Are They Important in Biology?Chemistry
What Is the Study of Kinetics and Why Is It Important?Chemistry
What Is Free Energy in Biology and Chemistry?Chemistry
What Is a Zero Order Reaction? Definition & Examples Chemistry
How Do Catalysts Affect Reaction Rate?Chemistry
Do Catalysts Lower Activation Energy?Chemistry
Why Can Iodine Pass Through a Membrane?Biology
What Is a Rate-Limiting Step and Why Does It Matter?Chemistry
What Is an Aldehyde? Structure, Examples, and Uses Chemistry
Is Trans More Stable Than Cis? The Chemistry Explained Chemistry
What Is Delta G Prime and Why Does It Matter in Biology?Biology
How to Determine pKa and Why It Matters Chemistry
What Are R Groups? Their Function in Chemistry and Biology Chemistry
What Is Xylan? Its Structure, Sources, and Applications Chemistry
What is Biocatalysis and How Does It Actually Work?Chemistry
What Is a Transition State and Why Is It Important?Chemistry
How to Determine the Direction a Reaction Will Progress Chemistry
The Difference Between a Catalyst and Intermediate Chemistry
What Happens When a Molecule is Deprotonated in Biology?Chemistry
Unimolecular vs Bimolecular: Key Reaction Differences Chemistry
Methylene Group: Function and Importance Chemistry