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How do I find the corresponding parts?
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Hi, my professor just uploaded the correct answers to our exam, and he is known to make a lot of mistakes in exam sets. We've been given the past four exam sets, and I have been able to find several mistakes, all of which he recognized when I contacted him - and I am no great mastermind of biology, so that says something about the amount of mistakes. Based on that, I suspect there might be mistakes in the exam set from last week. I am quite biased myself, so I would like someone (who also knows a lot more about biology and biochemistry than me) to look through the answers, and tell me if they are indeed all correct, or if some of them are ambiguous. There are 52 ques…
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Hey! I need help with one reaction, I need to write this KCl+LiNO3=KNO3+LiCl shorter reaction, but I dont know how. Pleeeasee I need help now.
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I have a question. I am doing a science project on insulative cups I would like to know what is the better insulator plastic or metal?
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I have an assignment to do a phylogenetic analysis on a gene that is interesting and holds relevance. I am really struggling to come up with a good interesting and relevant question which could be answered with phylogenetic tree and analysis. I originally wanted to do it cospeciation of malaria however it seems this is too complex for the time frame I have got. Would anybody help me with ideas/topics? Thanks
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How do marine and freshwater biologists use pH reading in interpreting their results?
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Hello guys, can you help me with my homework? We've got topic - Photosynthesis and pentose pathway. Here it is: "You have 3 kinds of bacteria: one is an optional anaerobic organism and gets energy from fermentation, the other gets energy from glucose oxidation using citrate cycle and oxidative phosphorylation, and the third from photosynthesis. All three are able to consume glucose. It happened to you that these three tribes mixed up. How could you differentiate between different growth conditions which strain is which?" We should create a table summarizing the cultivation conditions and determine which species is which. Guys, can you help ?? 😊 Thanks a lot…
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Hi science master 👩🏫 I have 3 questions and this is not homework at all. Btw im 29 and im totally blind about physics and math. Well, my interest about math and physics has grown big lately. So these are my questions : 1. Is it possible to build small atomic bomb till i can carry on my pocket with current technology? Pls explain how come its possible or not 2. If u want to bombing a monument into the last pieces, let say Washington monument, where will u detonate the bomb? Will u detonate the bomb underneath at the museum or at the top? *Btw this is not bombing plan at all, seriously ✌️ 3. What should i study for basic in physics and math? Let say un…
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hi! i'm color blind to shades of red and green, need help identifying this gram-stain bacteria for a school lab report https://imgur.com/a/WBcnCXi
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I'm so lost with my unknown. Please help! My 3 sugar test came back yellow with no gas. My Citrate test came back still green. What could my unknown be?
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There is a 3×3 dot grid. The distance between one point to another is 1. How many different non-congruent polygons can you make on the grid? Rules: All vertices of the polygon must be on the grid Only non self intersecting polygons Only polygons with non-empty interior (<=> positive area) The area of each polygon is 2 At least one side of the polygon is 1.5 or bigger please help me!
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Does anyone know what the little red piece is on my classroom's life size human skeleton model is?
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I just need a clear fact and clarification(s) about this. During the crossing out process of AS and AC....the resulting crosses are AA AS AC CS. My question mainly is how dangerous is the CS genotype and how can it be managed?
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"In order to determine the aspirin content of a commercial aspirin tablet, a tablet weighing 0.400g was dissolved in aqueous ethanol and titrated with 0.100M NaOH solution: 16.7cm^3 of the NaOH was required to reach the end point. Under the conditions of the titration, only the Carboxylic acid group reacts with the NaOH". Obviously, the question goes on to ask about moles in the aspirin, and the % by mass of aspirin in the tablet, but what I need to know is what is the balanced equation for this reaction? thanks before.
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Can someone help me understand what this is saying, 555 666 888 33 6 33 can you please help me is very important
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Fist year biology assignment. It isn't really about the topic itself but about: experience with literature search Scientific writing and referencing Must include 3 references to peer reviewed journals Technically correct scientific terminology The topic is Cas-9, I have chosen agriculture. The assignment needs to provide a background to gene editing, outline of Cas-9, outline of beneficial work, then ethical considerations. I can post the whole assignment if needed. For now my challenge is fine tuning database search between information overload to nothing when I want specifics. I'm doing fine getting an overview of the topic so far, b…
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1 1. P v Q A |- R & S A--> ASSUMPTION PA--> PROVISIONAL ASSUMPTION 2 2. R A 4 3. P--> S A 5 4. Q--> S A 3,5 5. P P 3,5 6. S …
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Hello, this Semester I have my first QFT class and we have a homework where I got stuck at the beginning. I have some ideas but I am not sure if they are correct, We have to assume the SM with two Generations. Now we extend the gauge group of SM with SU(2)H X SU(3)D and introduce new SM-neutral right handed fermion which is a doublet under SU(2)H and a triplet under SU(3)D and two left handed fermions which are singlets under SU(2)H and triplets under SU(3)D . Now we have to consider the gauge anomalies in this SM Extension and have to assign the charges so that we keep the cancellation of this anomlies. (There are soe more parts to do but I want to…
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A body jumps with initial speed 10m/s under a 30 degree angle with the horizon. Air resistence shouldn't be taken into account and g=10m/s2. What will the tangential acceleration be after 0.5 seconds??
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We're doing a project in school where we will test Bisphenol A on organisms and see how they affect their reproductive ability, but we do not know which animal we should test on. They must reproduce quickly and it must have a reproduction similar to that of humans, so it cannot be bacteria. It must not be vertebrate or fish because then we must seek permission to test on them. Does anyone have a suggestion on what organism we can test it on?
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How to predict coordination numbers of transition metals? For example how many NH3 molecules will form dative bonds with an Ag ion?
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How can you predict the oxidation states of transition metals? For example what would be the oxidation state of iron left exposed to air.
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Imagine the disappearance of chlorophyll in the leaves of the trees and the absence of trichomes, each caused by recessive mutations at three different sites A, B and C in Arabidopsis. Given the triple mutation and assuming that the mutant sites are on one chromosome, How can we explain that we can arrange the mutant sites relative to each other on the chromosome?
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