Habitat isolation would be
Answer:
a) 0.1 mL
b) contamination
c) clumping of colonies
d) Uneven colonies
Explanation:
In general, when performing spread plates, 0.1 mL
mL of cell suspension is added to the plate to prevent the formation of a microbial contamination
Adding more than 1 mL of cell suspension to an agar plate will result in a clumping of colonies.
Adding less than 1 mL of cell suspension to an agar plate will result in a Uneven colonies
Answer:
lots of carbon dioxide and cold temperatures
Explanation:
<em>Calcium carbonate has low solubility at room temperature and the solubility increases as the temperature decreases. The solubility of calcium carbonate also increases in water with high level of carbon dioxide due to the formation of more soluble bicarbonate. </em>
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<em>This is why carbon dioxide rich rainwater is able to erode limestone rocks, leading to the formation of caves, stalactites and other structures in the long run as a result of reversal of the process.</em>
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