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Lab report toothpickase
biochemistry
Change
Chemical Reaction
Chemistry
Enzyme
Physical chemistry
A increase in the enzyme’s strength (Trail 3) -To break two toothpicks at a time. Dependent Variables The number of toothpicks broken. The reaction Procedure 1. Gather 50 toothpicks. 2. Place them in a pile on the table. -To tape the index 3. Choose one member of your group of 4 to break the toothpicks….
Polyetene Research Paper polyethene
Chemistry
Materials science
Nature
Organic chemistry
Organic compounds
Physical chemistry
Polymers
Polyetene Essay, Research Paper polyethene – suctions arse dosn ’ t it! ! ! Year 11 Chemistry Unit 1 POLYETHENE-ain ’ t it pick! word count: 1131 Polyethene besides known as polythene or polyethylene, was the first of the polymers to be discovered. Polyethene is a polymer produced by responding O and ethylene, in this…
Effect of Different Alkaline Solution on the Quality of Yellow Wet Noodles
Chemistry
Molecules
Ph
Physical chemistry
Sodium
Water
Discussion: For this week, we did the experiment under family of cereal which was about to investigate the effect of different alkaline solution on the quality of yellow wet noodles. There were four different formulations that we used. According to the table A in the procedure, it stated that for formulation 1, we were using…
Biosynthesis of Silver Nanoparticles Using Red Algae Portieria Hornemannii
Atom
Chemistry
Materials science
Microscopy
Physical chemistry
Science
Water
Biosynthesis of Silver nanoparticles utilizing Red algaePortieria hornemannii Abstraction Nanotechnology is regarded as one of the most wanted Fieldss of research in the present scientific universe. The applications of nanoparticles scopes from pharmaceuticals, Even though the synthesis of nano atoms can be done by agencies of physical, chemical and green methods, owing to the eco…
Cell Osmotic Fragility Sample
Biology
Cell biology
Chemistry
Experiment
Osmosis
Physical chemistry
This experiment examines cell membrane permeableness, osmosis and membrane electromotive forces ; all of which are of import in understanding how cells are affected by their environment. The motion of H2O across membranes is of import for cell volume and therefore the volume of extracellular compartments. The mechanisms for solute conveyance are indispensable in keeping…
Adamantane – Also Known as Decaterpene
Atom
Chemical bond
Chemistry
Distillation
Molecule
Molecules
Petroleum
Physical chemistry
The qualities of diamond are heavily influenced by its composition, crystal structure, and mechanical, thermal, and electromagnetic properties. The composition is the most influential factor among these dependencies. The crystal structure represents the repeating pattern of diamond’s composition, and the properties are determined by molecular interaction, which in turn is influenced by composition. Thus, the…
Allotropes of Carbon: Diamond and Graphite
Carbon
Chemistry
Materials science
Nature
Phases of matter
Physical chemistry
Physics
Both Diamond and Graphite are different forms of carbon, known as allotropic forms. Despite sharing the same element, they display contrasting properties. Diamond is exceptional in conducting heat but lacks conductivity in electricity, whereas graphite struggles with thermal conduction but excels in electrical conduction. This variation in properties is a result of the distinct arrangement…
Fischer Esterification Sample
Acid
Chemical Reaction
Chemistry
Molecules
Organic chemistry
Physical chemistry
Sodium
An ester was synthesized during an organic reaction and identified by IR spectrometry and boiling point. Acetic acid was added to 4-methyl-2-pentanol. which was catalyzed by sulphuric acid. This produced the coveted ester and H2O. After the ester was isolated a percent output of 55. 1 % was calculated from the 0. 872 g of…
About Antigen-Antibody Interaction
biochemistry
Biology
Biomolecules
Chemistry
Immune System
Physical chemistry
Antigens usually bind to the side chain of the antigen binding site of the antibody, which may either be a protein, polypeptide or lipid. Antigens and antibody interactions are mediated by non-covalent bonds such as electrostatic forces, van der Waals forces and hydrophobic forces. Binding mediated by this type of bonds produces a reversible reaction….
Chromatographic Seperation of Fluorene and Fluorenone
Chemistry
Chromatography
Manufacturing
Physical chemistry
Abstract: A mixture of Fluorene (1) and Fluorenone (2) was separated by column chromatography. Chemical Equation: Fluorene (1)Fluorenone (2) Mp 114? Cmp 83? C MW 166. 22MW 180. 21 Introduction: Column chromatography was invented by Tswett in 1906 so that his study of the chemistry of chlorophyll could be facilitated. Tswett made significant advances in…