Though biologists and doctors are yet unable (for the most part) to use physics to get answers to biological questions and problems, all of Biology operates according to the laws of physics (and chemistry, which is merely a subcategory of physics). Everything in biology, therefore, can be explained in terms of physics and represented by mathematical equations. It will, however, take scientists many years before humans are able to use Physics in Biology (if that time ever does come).
Generally speaking, all of the body's properties, and everything it does, is a result of electromagnetic (technically electroweak) forces. The chemical processes all result from the forces between the atoms' and molecules' protons and electrons. Technically, the nuclear forces are also at work but only for holding the subatomic particles together so that the atoms do not decompose, and that's not unique to living organisms, and hence the nuclear forces do not directly relate to biology.
basically, biology is mostly about living organisms. chemistry will help tell what chemicals do what to organisms and what they are made of. like photosynthesis, it's biochemistry as it looks at both the plant terms and effect on life on earth and at the chemical formulaes and chemical effects on how photosynthesis is carried out.and biochemistry is a compound,reaction,and processes in living organisms.
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Biology is the study of life. However, life is sustained through chemical reactions. For instance, when we eat something with sugar in it (glucose), the cells in our body chemically break down the glucose and turn it into ATP, which is used as energy to do things such as make our muscles flex. No matter what you are studying in biology, be it plants, animals, microbiology, etc., in order to have a full understanding of the subject, you need to be able to understand the chemical reactions that need to take place in order for whatever organism you are studying to have life. Biology is the study of life. However, life is sustained through chemical reactions. For instance, when we eat something with sugar in it (glucose), the cells in our body chemically break down the glucose and turn it into ATP, which is used as energy to do things such as make our muscles flex. No matter what you are studying in biology, be it plants, animals, microbiology, etc., in order to have a full understanding of the subject, you need to be able to understand the chemical reactions that need to take place in order for whatever organism you are studying to have life. Biology is the study of life. However, life is sustained through chemical reactions. For instance, when we eat something with sugar in it (glucose), the cells in our body chemically break down the glucose and turn it into ATP, which is used as energy to do things such as make our muscles flex. No matter what you are studying in biology, be it plants, animals, microbiology, etc., in order to have a full understanding of the subject, you need to be able to understand the chemical reactions that need to take place in order for whatever organism you are studying to have life.
All body enzyme,hormones,amino acid,DNA,rna,neurotransmitters are organic compounds.
They are both sciences.
Biochemistry
Chemistry is found in the other branches of science such as Biology and Physics. Chemistry actually evolved from Physics and is considered the central science due to its role in with other branches of science.
Yes, as is maths and science the same. Science is the language of Human understanding of the universe and everything in it. Chemistry, is part of that.
In relation to chemistry, hydrocarbons are defined as an organic compound where carbon and hydrogen is found. Hydrocarbons found on planet earth occur in crude oil.
Chemistry is a particularly fundamental form of knowledge, although not quite as fundamental as physics. You can't really understand chemistry without physics. You can't understand biology without chemistry. You can't understand medicine without biology. Sciences build upon more fundamental sciences.
what are the relation of physics and society?
chemistry
Understanding the structure and function of cells is fundamental to all of the biological sciences.
Biology is the study of life and living organisms. Chemistry is the study of substances, their composition, and how they interact.
I strongly consider that all mankind should have notions of chemistry. Also many relations exist between chemistry and biology.
1).Biology-is the study of life and living organisms. 2).Chemistry-is the study of substances.
For Biology BSc (biology) and for Chemistry BSc. (Chemistry) after this you can do Master and doctorate degrees. This is applicable in India.
no, chemistry is also important to biology but sometimes we doesn't involved
Biology and chemistry
Biology and chemistry are hardly mutually exclusive.Biology is the study of science and chemistry is the interaction between molecules,so all organisms involve chemical reactions.Thats why its important know chemistry to study biology.
A biochemistry major is not a pure biology discipline. Biochemistry includes chemistry and the various disciplines in chemistry which also support biological theory.
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