Lubricant

Mostly water, some mucus and a few enzymes (amylase). Mucus serves as a lubricant I do not think it is rich in energy. Enzyme do not necessarily need energy rich molecules to operate, or to be more exact, the energy contain in the substrate is often sufficient ...

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... are chiped off and being sold on the bazaars or exported. We know them as the almonds . They are used in food and confectionery industry and as a lubricant for machines. The less popular form is bitter one ( Amygdalus communis var. amara ). It's fruits are unedible however used in extraction of ...

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... be the answer is that synovial fluid vanished when one die, but how? because when one is alive synovial fluid is present b/w joints and work as a lubricant, help in moving. And when one die there is no change in protecting coat of body i.e., skin remain. And also the blood is availabe. Than what ...

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