The First 1000 Days is a fascinating concept that this time…

The First 1000 Days is a fascinating concept that this time period in a person’s life will influence many factors through their whole life. In a long paragraph, explain what is meant by the First 1000 Days. How does this time period affect the child’s cognitive ability and health for life?  Even the child’s economic status?

Glycosides (Canvas Q13~14, Handwritten Pages Q13~14) Backgro…

Glycosides (Canvas Q13~14, Handwritten Pages Q13~14) Background: Glycosides are a class of compounds that contain sugar molecules with slight modifications, and are primarily produced by plants. These compounds have a wide range of functions, varying from acting as defense against pathogens to attracting pollinators. Many glycosides are medically valuable as antibiotics, such as azithromycin. Question: You are a natural products chemist that has discovered a new compound that may have antibiotic and antiviral properties. Curious about this compound’s properties, you decide to perform some experiments and determine its molecular formula. Tests show that the compound is made of only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. After performing a combustion analysis on 7.52 g of this substance, you find that 15.93 g of CO2 and 2.44 g of H2O are released.

Glycosides (Canvas Q13~14, Handwritten Pages Q13~14) Backgro…

Glycosides (Canvas Q13~14, Handwritten Pages Q13~14) Background: Glycosides are a class of compounds that contain sugar molecules with slight modifications, and are primarily produced by plants. These compounds have a wide range of functions, varying from acting as defense against pathogens to attracting pollinators. Many glycosides are medically valuable as antibiotics, such as azithromycin. Question: You are a natural products chemist that has discovered a new compound that may have antibiotic and antiviral properties. Curious about this compound’s properties, you decide to perform some experiments and determine its molecular formula. Tests show that the compound is made of only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. After performing a combustion analysis on 5.94 g of this substance, you find that 12.58 g of CO2 and 1.93 g of H2O are released.