Lecture

The Chemistry of Honey: How Bees Make Honey

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Description

This lecture explores the fascinating process of how bees make honey, from harvesting nectar to depositing it in honeycombs. It delves into the chemical reactions involving enzymes, sugars, and acids that prevent honey from spoiling. Additionally, it covers the importance and structure of alcohols, their synthesis, and key concepts in organic chemistry.

Instructors (2)

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Ontological neighbourhood

Chemistry

Chemical reactions: Chemical substances, Catalysis

Organic chemistry: Organic compound

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