Inorganic compound

quality and consistent staining with H&E and for the long-term storage of paraffin blocks. Decalcification is specific for obtaining satisfactory paraffin sections of bone. The dense collagen of cortical bone become obviously tough via removing inorganic calcium from the organic collagen matrix, calcified cartilage and surrounding tissues. Principle： Principle of Fixation Fixation is the by the constituents of cells and tissue are fixed in a physical and chemical state so that its will…

Often, chemical fertilizers like lead, mercury and arsenic containing organic compounds are used in the crops. They contaminate the soil by changing their physical and chemical properties. As a result of such kind of pollution in the soil, the growth of crops and plants decreases. In commercial agriculture to get maximum yield, weed-killers and insecticides etc. are being widely used. Use of inorganic chemical fertilizers is also increasing day by day. Chemicals such as phosphate and nitrogen…

Phosphorus: General: Phosphorus is one of chemical elements of periodic table with atomic number 15 and atomic mass 30.9738 g/mol. Phosphorus is one of members of polyvalent non-metal of Nitrogen group and can be found in nature as some different allotropic format. Phosphorus can not be found free in nature since it’s so reactive and while it’s isolated and pure, it is clear and almost transparent. Phosphorus can be found in three common forms as white, red and black which their particular…

Application of Biofloc technology in aquaculture systems; a viewpoint Anjali P. Thilakan1*,Manju Lekshmi. N2.,Sreekanth.G.B2, N. P. Singh2 1Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Andheri (W), Mumbai 2ICAR Central Coastal Agricultural Research Institute, Ela, Old Goa . Abstract Bioflocs are aggregates (flocs) of algae, bacteria, proto¬zoans, and other kinds of particulate organic matter such as feces and uneaten feed and it normally contains 35-40% of protein. Biofloc technology ensures…

Explain the chemical properties of nitrates Almost all inorganic nitrate salts are soluble in water at standard temperature and pressure (NOAA). Nitrates are widely used in very large quantities as fertilizers in agriculture because of their readiness to decompose and release nitrogen for plant growth and because of their ready solubility ensuring that nitrate ions can be absorbed by plant root hairs. (NOAA). Nitrate compounds have a wide range of uses which rely on their activity as…

Composting can put organic carbon back into soil with a low carbon concentration. Increasing carbon dioxide (CO2) in the soil can replenish carbon depletion. C02 can be in the form of organic and inorganic. Inorganic is carbon in mineral form as calcium carbonate, or created from bedrock. Inorganic carbon is less likely to drop to an undesirable concentration, as it does not biodegrade. Organic carbon is a…

Clarity is a term which is considered to be the result of two potential factors including either from the dispersion of suspended solids that have been exploited throughout the body of water. Apart from the dirt and other inorganic substances, (including nitrates and phosphates, which have made their way into the water system through fertilizers and detergents from nearby parks and farm properties), there has also been evidence suggesting there has been significant amounts…

bone but it is harder. Covering the dentin is a tough durable layer named enamel. “ Enamel is composed primarily of calcium phosphate and is the hardest substance in the body.” (Graaff & Fox 1999) “Enamel consist of approximately 97% calcified (inorganic) materials and only 3% organic material and water.” (Thibodeau & Patton 1999) That means that the tooth is not like any other part of the body. For example the human skin if…

The oldest energy source used on Earth ever since our most further-in-time ancestor, the cavemen. The first thing that comes in to mind with biomass is with plants and most people will think that getting energy from plants is burning. Burning is not the only way of extracting energy from these plants. There are not only the method of burning but also others such as the decomposition by bacteria, fermentation and conversion. Fresh plants are used to obtain that energy, but also dead plants,…

Pompe disease type 2. This disease affects the lysosomal enzymes. Patients will have a total absence or a partial deficiency of this enzyme, therefore the body is not able to breakdown lysosomal glycogen leading to extremely high accumulation of this compound and cellular dysfunction. Symptoms in infants can include hypotonia "Floppy baby syndrome," respiratory and cardiac problems and problems feeding. Without treatment death usually occurs within two years but even with treatment the mortality…