Answer:
Physical properties of matter are properties that can be measured or observed without matter changing to an entirely different substance.
Additional examples of physical properties include:
odor
boiling point
ability to conduct heat
ability to conduct electricity
ability to dissolve in other substances
.......When they yield the same amount , *Reversible reactions* will reach chemical equilibrium........
Answer:
The gravity pulled the bits back and formed a ball which is the moon
Explanation:
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Answer: Through extensive bonding
Explanation:
Oxidation of two cysteine gives disulphide bonds. They are covalent in nature. Given as;
R-CH2-SH + R'-CH2 +02 = R-CH2-S-S-CH2-R' + H202
They are the stabilizing force behind protein folding the endoplasmic reticulum. Proteins being the backbone of our genetic constitution require disulphide bonding to stabilize the peptide molecules and the extent and number of this bonding determines the Resistance of the protein molecule to extreme conditions e.g extreme heat which denatures proteins and elasticity as well.