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Results from our forum[molecular bio]calculation... C2 2 - Calculate how many (milli)moles of Glutamine are needed to adjust the concentration in 1L (1mM=1mol.L) correct for the volume (express in liter...) and then you can easily figure out how much powder you need to weight.
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Why the pH value decreased seriously in my algal culture?... can cause a pH as acid as below 4.5? The following is TAP recipe: Tris - Acetate - Phosphate (TAP) Medium (modified from Durnford Lab) For One Liter of Medium: 2X Filner’s Beijernicks Solution 25ml 1M Potassium Phosphate 1ml Trace mineral solution or 5ml P IV solution 2X (see SVM) 3ml Tris-Base ...
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Why the pH value decreased seriously in my algal culture?... can cause a pH as acid as below 4.5? The following is TAP recipe: Tris - Acetate - Phosphate (TAP) Medium (modified from Durnford Lab) For One Liter of Medium: 2X Filner’s Beijernicks Solution 25ml 1M Potassium Phosphate 1ml Trace mineral solution or 5ml P IV solution 2X (see SVM) 3ml Tris-Base ...
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Re: beer-lambert law... 1 minute apart, you can take the difference in the concentrations (M) and the difference will be in M/min. If your reaction is occurring in 1 liter, you can treat this as mol/min. You'll need to convert to microM.
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