(If you haven't read the first part of this series, you can read it here). Here, we will explain the scientific conventions and writing styles adhered to in chemistry papers. You can make your academic writing in chemistry effective by…

Here, we will state the rules about the format and content of a research paper in chemistry and explain the scientific conventions used in chemistry papers. These rules and conventions will help you write research papers in chemistry…

Though research would immensely benefit from coherent and direct writing, it often becomes crucial to follow a particular writing style, in this scenario, the academic style which warrants a ritualized way of formal writing. Consequently,…

A noun stack (or noun cluster) is a group of nouns used together, usually with one true noun and others as adjectives. Learn to identify and use noun stacks effectively.

Successful writing is a combination of coherent structure, ideal grammar, and excellent style. Though the rules of structure and grammar are straightforward, writing style embodies concepts such as grace and readability that may appear…

Swapping words, especially homophones, can change meanings in English. Homophones sound the same but are spelled differently. Understanding their usage is essential.

Prepositions are limited in number, but they are critical because they are essential markers of logic and meaning. They represent contextual relationships among persons, objects, and locations. Prepositions are classified as the “closed…

In academic writing, it is wise to be careful in one’s statements to differentiate between facts and claims. This is customarily known as “hedging.” Hedging is a pragmatic linguistic device that expresses tentativeness or skepticism on…

A modifier is any word or group of words that describes or qualifies the meaning of other parts of a sentence. When used accurately, a modifier can inform and clarify. When used out of place, these modifiers are called misplaced or …

Articles operate as limiting adjectives that help us recognize which person, place, thing, or idea is being discussed. Notwithstanding their apparent simple rules, articles are difficult to master for non-native English speakers. There are…