Reflects

... And I have seen tracks myself at Quabbin Resavoir. reports are more common but have to be documented This is all there is for now and no way reflects the truth. Time will tell http://www.easterncougarnet.org

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I think it's not right. As I remember, we had some other colours, maybe black... Chlorophyle absorbs red and blue light, but it reflects green light. Find it somewhere, I'm not sure :)

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There's a lot going on with the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl-CoA to citrate reactions. That there is no net change in CoA just reflects the fact that it's part of the catalyst and catalysts by definition are regenerated and left unchanged by the process they catalyze. Here is a description ...

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... do not use green, I give the same answer I gave before: "Well, the answer is very complex actually. plants are green because chlorophyll reflects green light and absorbes red and blue light. But why does it work like that? The answer- evolution. During the day, in bright sunlight it doesn't ...

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... b lol. It is true that you need oxygen to eventually oxidize the lactic acid, but that doesn't mean you have to breathe heavily. Breathing heavily reflects a rate of oxygen consumption, getting rid of lactic acid is a "amount" question--i.e. you need a certain amount of oxygen to rid ...

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