To substances that are bonded together but can be taken apart
Answer:
blood alcohol concentration
Explanation:
we studied that recently so I could recall
I would recommend to move the slide away from the end of the viewing part of the microscope, so that if the lab partner were to adjust too much, that the viewing part of the microscope wouldn’t collide and passively crack the slide.
Answer:
D. A 1M solution of Alanine
Explanation:
Buffering capacity is the capacity of a solution or substance to change the Ph of another substance when added to it in 1, so the buffering capacity of all of them, since they have the same Ph, would depende solely on the amount of moles os the given substance that you will add, in this case the substance that has the most matter would be D. A 1M solution of Alanine, that option would have the most buffering capacity since it is a full mole of matter.
Answer:
Not 100% sure- Hope it helps though
Explanation:
Since codons consist of three base pairs, if, for example, only one or two base pairs are deleted, then the way the DNA is read is shifted at the place of the deletion or insertion. After the place of the mutation, ALL of the amino acids that follow will be different.
