Molecules

It would not affect other molecules if it were in vacuum.

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Is it possible for a molecule to move so fast that it doesn't affect other molecules? If so what type- how, why? How would it stop? I haven't done much research on this because I don't understand it, I need someone to tell me personally how this'd work.

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Yeah, this is an idea that seems to get glossed over some of the time. It seems the natural tendency of molecules with hydrophilic heads / hydrophobic tails is to form micelles, because this is the simplest structure that maximizes hydrophobic/philic interaction. In phospholipids, ...

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I am having trouble calculating ATP. I got this on a quiz: "Calculate the amount of ATP produced from the FULL oxidation of 3 Acetyl - CoA molecules in the aerobic ATP pathway"

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... homozygosity or heterozygosity affect the pyrogram, I mean I will have total DNA isolated from a tumor tissue, which ideally in all cells=all DNA molecules the mutation, so in theory all DNA carries the mutant nucleotide, but what if only one allele is mutant, how does it show on the pyrogram, ...

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