Answer:
<u>The temperature difference is</u> 
Explanation:
The formula that is to used is :
Δ
Δ
<em>where ,</em>
- <em>Δ
is the heat supplied in calories = 300cal</em> - <em>
is the mass of water taken = m (assumed)</em> - <em>Δ
is the change in temperature</em> - <em>
is the specific heat of water =
</em>
ΔT :

Answer:
When chlorine and bromine atoms come into contact with ozone in the stratosphere, they destroy ozone molecules.
Explanation:
Paramecia are examples of unicellular organisms. They are protists.
<h3>Protists</h3>
Protists are eukaryotic unicellular (single-celled) organisms that do not fit into any other category.
Paramecia are protists microorganisms generally found in aquatic habitats (e.g., a pond).
Paramecia generally have an oblong shape and they are covered with tiny structures known as cilia (for motion).
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The attraction of inter-molecular forces between molecules is defined by a general term "Van der Waals forces". It is the weak interactions caused by momentary changes in electron density in a molecule.
Inter-molecular forces that are present between hydrogen atom which is bonded to highly electronegative atom (
) and the lone pair electrons present in the other molecule on these electronegative atoms is known as hydrogen bonding.
The type of interactions between methane,
is Van der Waals interactions whereas in water,
is hydrogen bonding.
Since, the hydrogen bond is stronger than the Van der Waals forces so, it results in higher strength between the molecule possessing hydrogen bonding. Thus, molecules possessing hydrogen bonds will have higher boiling point than the molecules which possess Van der Waals forces.
Hence, water (
) have a significantly higher boiling point than methane (
) because water molecules are attracted to one another by hydrogen bonds.
Answer:
The A option is the correct answer: Non-native disulfide bonds form after beta-mercaptoethanol is removed, so the protein cannot refold correctly
Explanation:
Beta-Mercaptoehanol is responsible to reduce the four disulfide bonds present in ARNase; Urea deals with non covalente bonds. In presence of both ARNase is denatured.
If Urea is first removed by dialysis, and later is removed Beta-Mercaptoethanol, the enzyme recovers ist activity.
If Beta-Mercaptoethanol is first removed, disulfide bonds different from native use to be formed. As a result ARNase is not an active enzyme