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Results from our forumHow will conc. on 2 sides be equal when osmosis stops?Osmosis will stop when conc. of 2 sides are equal or increase the pressure on the high concentration side to negate the flow of water from low concentration side. I think the latter is rational but for the former, if i have a system which 2 sides are seperated by semipermeable membrane one is filled...
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Natural selection ends in absurdity or nonsense... or is ridiculous Likewise a male can reproduce from puberty into old age so even though he has already reproduced any genetic disorder that stops a man from reproducing into old age it could be argued that those genes were harmful or unfavorable as they stopped him from reproducing for his ...
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Connection between opioid receptors and fatty acid receptors... opiate use may cause very active smooth muscles that force food out from any passage it could. Maybe this nausea started as warning mechanism that stops animals from eating too much fat. THCV. Fats have usually long carbohydrate chain and THC happens to have long carbohydrate chain. While THC activates ...
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Microorganisms and organic preservation?... which is boiling the fruit or vegetable slices in a part salt solution for 3-4 minutes and then shocking it by placing it in ice water which stops the cooking process, arrange the overlapping slices like I did before, then do one good press to get the majority of the water out and then press ...
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Organic reactions and preservation... which is boiling the fruit or vegetable slices in a part salt solution for 3-4 minutes and then shocking it by placing it in ice water which stops the cooking process, arrange the overlapping slices like I did before, then do one good press to get the majority of the water out and then press ...
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