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palte bounbaries

what is the happening at the bottom of the ocean?

chemistry

why is it possible to extinguish the flame of a candle or match by very gently blowing on it?

medulla

what is medulla

trumpsy

secrets of protein sequencing

why do some cells become skin and others bone

hydrogen sulfide

hydrogen sulfide

amywy88

ELISA analysis and percent bound

If I have been given a table with concentration standards and their absorbance, how do I get a % bound, to plot against the log of concentrations?!? Thanks

bubbly3

respiratory system

what substances are produced during respiration

Vacuum Chamber Design

Greetings, I have a vacuum chamber that was recently purchased to dry 96 strip well plates. After the maiden voyage, we have found significant problem. It doesn't seem to work. The chamber holds a...

mda21

determining diseases

a disease with a sudden onset of wevere symptoms

Food chains

what is the first link in every food chain

heat and respiration

how are heat and respiration linked?

Hydropower

Is ther eanything that water power can't be used for, or anything that can be used for, but is not very efficent?

question about material

what effect does, water content of clay, sintering press force, firing temperature of the manufacturing process, have on the properties and behaviour in service of porcelain.

weather, wind, and water

name 3 things that happen to the radiation from the sun that reaches Earth?

relative degree

relative degree of light or dark is

gman06

i

if we say an object is dense what does that mean about its atoms

metric system

the dip formed in a glass graduated cylinder where you measure the volume of a liquid is called the

dude34

thermal coupler question

what are the three uses of a thermal coupler

meters

how do i work out meters

connecting oxygen molocules

How can you connect two seperate oxygen molocules to form o2?

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