F.A.T.S!

Have you ever been call as a fat ass? fatty boom boom?Do you know there's saturated fats and unsaturated fats?Well, this is all about fats!Fats and oils are belong to a group of naturally occurring substances called lipids. Lipids are a group of organic compounds that make up the structure of cells found in plant and animal tissues. The lipids are water insoluble compounds by using organic solvent such as esther and benzene.Fats and oil are chemically very similar, but differ in their physical states. Fats normally found in animals like goats and cows. It is in solid state at room temperature such as butter and tallow. Whereas fats from plants...

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Synthetic Polymers

Let's just begin with a question.What is polymers?Polymers are long-chain molecules formed bu joining together thousands of monomers(small repeating units). A polymer is molecule is synthesis in a process call polymerisation by joining together the monomers molecules. Besides synthetic polymers, natural polymers are exists and found in living things. For example, protein, DNA, cellulose, starch and natural rubber.Well, this post are going to concentrate on synthetic polymers which is so called man-made polymers. They include plastics such as polyethylene and fibres such as nylons.For example plastics are the largest group of synthetic polymers...

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Let it snow..

Ever since I was born, I always dream that it would snow in Malaysia one day. When day goes by, people are growing up mentally and physically and then we started to realize that it never snow where we live. Oh well, I still wish to touch the snow. I want to feel it on my cheeks, build a snowman on a snow land instead of building the sandcastle on the beach and throw a snowball at someone's face. I don't mind I'll get frost bitten, I just wish I could travel overseas and learn how to run in the snow.During Christmas, it is traditional to decorate every places with lights and sometimes with illuminated snowflake, snowmen and other Christmas figures....

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