Lecture

Chemistry of Poisonous Frogs: Alkynes and Aromatic Compounds

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This lecture explores the chemistry behind the poison of frogs, revealing that they obtain their toxins from their diet. It then delves into the significance of alkynes, their properties, reactions, and applications in various fields, such as medicine. The lecture also covers the chemistry of aromatic compounds, including their structures, reactions, and importance in natural and synthetic products.

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Organic chemistry: Organic compound

Chemical reactions: Organic reactions

Physical chemistry: Spectroscopy

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