Appendix 1: Terminology

'Organic' as Used in This Book

The Scientific Meaning of ‘Organic’ Use of the word ‘organic’ in chemistry does not imply ‘healthy’, ‘good for you’, or ‘best for the planet’ — those are relatively recent meanings used in the…More »

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Chemical structure of ADP (adenosine diphosphate)

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Appendix 1: Terminology

'Organic' as Used in This Book