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Dictionary » S » Saturated fat Saturated fatsaturated fat A fatty acid with all potential hydrogen binding sites filled (totally hydrogenated fat). These hold the highest risk for the development of atherosclerosis. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: sterilization in microwave oven... they pressurise them selves they actually evacuate the containing air so the resulting gas medium in the autoclave after heating is predominantly saturated water. This medium is more effect at sterilisation than just dry heat or a saturated air/water mix. What I have described is the super heating ...
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Re:... whatever you want, but only at certain times, then you still could have saturated fat-fried donut cakes in the morning before sunrise and then stuff yourself with a huge overlycooked ...
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Stomach bloating and weight gain... whatever you want, but only at certain times, then you still could have saturated fat-fried donut cakes in the morning before sunrise and then stuff yourself with a huge overlycooked ...
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Osmosis and DiffusionI do one with Elodea leaves and saturated salt solutions that works pretty well. The fresh-water aquatic cells are very permeable to water but not so much to the ions, so the cells shrink from osmotic loss. It's simple, easy to set up and ...
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Lab of Vmax and KM... KM = 23.41 So that I completely understand: the maximum velocity this enzyme can react at is 0.005022 mM/min at which time it will be totally saturated. Meaning it will not react ANY FASTER..... Is this correct? My question is this: (it is not a homework question, because I always answer my ...
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