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bcearthangel | 02:17 Tue 02nd Oct 2007 | Science
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Do you remember the nuclear accident at Chernobyle in 1986? A scientist suspects that the food in a nearby ecosystem may have been contaminated with radioactive nitrogen over a period of months. Which substances in plants and animals could be examined for radioactivity to test his hypothesis?
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Well it is not carbohydrate (CHO) or fats (also CHO) so nitrogen will be found in any structure containing amino acids. I leave you with a little homework still to do in discovering where these will be.
15:39 Wed 03rd Oct 2007
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"Do you remember the nuclear accident at Chernobyl in 1986?"

Wow, they must have found some really old past exam papers! They can't expect a 15(?) year old to remember Chernobyl, surely?
01:27 Thu 04th Oct 2007

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