Breast cancer is a malignant disease that arises from the cells of breast tissue, most commonly from the epithelial lining of the milk ducts or the lobules that...
The Charter of the United Nations is the foundational constitutional treaty of the modern international system and serves as the legal and organisational basis of the United Nations...
Chemical synthesis refers to the deliberate execution of chemical reactions to produce one or more desired compounds. It involves manipulating substances under controlled physical and chemical conditions, ensuring...
Chemisorption is a form of adsorption in which the adsorbate undergoes a chemical reaction with the surface, resulting in the formation of new chemical bonds. Unlike physisorption, which...
The historical tracing of the board game chess relies heavily upon the literary sources of different civilisations, as written references often serve as the earliest surviving evidence of...
Chloroform, also known by its systematic name trichloromethane, is an organochlorine compound historically significant both as a laboratory solvent and as an early inhalational anaesthetic. It appears as...
Civil procedure refers to the body of law that establishes the rules, standards and mechanisms by which courts adjudicate civil disputes, distinguishing it from the processes applicable in...
Clinical chemistry, also referred to as chemical pathology, clinical biochemistry, or medical biochemistry, is a specialised division within pathology and medical laboratory sciences concerned with the qualitative and...
The coelom is the principal internal body cavity found in many multicellular animals, particularly within the Bilateria. It lies between the digestive tract and the outer body wall...
