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    Flask Synthesis Lab Report

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    During the extraction process, the sand bath was set to 20℃. The 1.00 gram of ground nutmeg was transferred to the round-bottom flask (RBF) using the plastic funnel. Three milliliter of tert-butyl methyl ether and two or three boiling chips were added into the flask. The black plastic connector was used just like the distillation column with air condenser set-up. The flask was clamped to the ring stand using 3-pronged clamp. The flask was lowered into a slightly depression in the sand without…

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    Molarity Lab Report

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    The hydrolysis of t-BuCl, the reaction of an organic compound with water, can be shown by the chemical equation (CH_3 )_3 CCl+H_2 O→(CH_3 )_3 COH+HCl, where tert-Butyl chloride reacts with water to form 2-chloro-2-methylpropanol and hydrochloric acid (Shakhashiri…

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    2. Literature Review 2.1 Scope of Literature Review This review will be centralised around review of relevant literature underpinning research theory, with creatine, golf physiology, senior sport implications and the wider application of ergogenic aids assuming influence. 2.2 What is Creatine? Creatine is a naturally occurring ergogenic acid distributed throughout the body, 95% of which is located in the skeletal muscle, with the remaining 5% located in the brain, liver, kidneys and testes…

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    into the enzyme pepsin which then helps with the digestion of proteins and it defends against harmful pathogens. The next experiment that was preformed was about salivary amylase. Salivary amylase is an enzyme present in saliva, catalyzes, and hydrolysis of starches into simpler compounds. It is present in human and animals saliva and helps with the predigestion of…

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    Microbes In Microbiology

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    highlights around the bacterial growth indicating starch hydrolysis. In the fat containing plate there was no dark pigment, meaning enzyme wasn’t made. The casein test had no clear zones, meaning casein wasn’t degrade. For the Tryptophan degradation, no red was detected on top of the medium, which indicated that it was negative. Urea hydrolysis test was also negative no color change to pink was detected. This means that there was no urea hydrolysis and the organism does not produce urease or…

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    The MMR System

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    Domain (IV), the clamp domain, primarily consists of hydrophobic and charged residues. Once MutS has detected a mismatch, ATP hydrolysis stops and a severe distortions in the conformation of DNA at the mismatch site occurs. The clamp has numerous hydrophobic and charged residues, which is consistent with a role in dimerizing with the charged residues of the clamp of MSH6. In addition, it may work to stabilize the highly unfavorable state of DNA when a mismatch is recognized. The positively…

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    Adipocytes- Adipocytes, otherwise called lipocytes and fat cells, are the cells that essentially make fat tissue, which stores energy as fat. 40. hydrolysis/dehydration Hydrolysis- Hydrolysis is the reaction with water. It is a chemical procedure in which an atom is severed into two sections by the expansion of a molecule of water. One piece of the parent particle picks up a hydrogen particle (H + ) from the extra water…

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    Introduction: Microbiology is the study of all living microorganisms like bacteria, fungi, protozoans…etc, and non-living microorganisms like viruses, viroids and prions. The significance of identifying an unknown microorganism is first to understand what type of organism it is and what structures it has to help figure out their potential benefit, danger or even neutrality to humans. Physicians benefit from this by identifying what their patients are suffering from and how to treat them. Also…

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    produces a taste. As the amide is hydrolyzed by either an acid or base catalyst, methanol is produced as a byproduct and it is this alcohol byproduct that was tested for using potassium permanganate and ceric ammonium nitrate. The acid catalyzed hydrolysis mechanism for this reaction is pictured…

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    Head-To-Dul Concentration

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    should be no more than 1 to 2 % of head-to-head linkages in polyvinyl acetate5. This differs from our results obtained for polyvinyl alcohol (0.34%) by 70 to 80%. One source of error may be from incomplete hydrolysis with the periodic acid. Literature values indicate that the degree of hydrolysis is typically 86.5 to 89%4.…

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