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Dictionary » C » Compositions Compositionsin chemistry, the kinds and numbers of atoms constituting a molecule. Origin: L. Compono, to arrange ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: glass cuvette cleaning... ** end of the clean glassware story ** You will not need to go to this extent to clean the turbidity meter. You are not measuring chemical compositions, but instead making a physical measurement of particle sizes. Minor chemical contamination is unlikely to perturb the measurement (but ...
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nutrition question... (0.5MJ) and a high-energy meal (5.0MJ) and both contain around 30% fat, 50% CHO and 15% protein. How is it is they have the same macronutritent compositions yet one is considered "low" and the other considered "high" energy. Or have I misread what they mean? Thanks b_06er
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Re: Soil Science... would be high. If we see the microbes that play roles there we can found that the number 1 must be Pseudomonas spp. Then, if we see the microbe compositions in each soil, I can say that the rate of decomposition is affected by the C/N ratio in the soil. As we see that decomposition of organic ...
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Cell wall in bacteriaIs the difference between gram positive and negative bacteria defined as one have a cell wall and the other not? Or is it simply the compositions of their cell walls regarding peptidoglycan and liposaccharides? I'm asking because I've read somewhere that there are gram positive bacteria ...
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Compounds of neurotransmittersYah it's true. There are many kinds of neurotransmitters with different compositions for different affects :)
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