S<span>plit people in two groups of Casodex resistant treatment men (double -blind cross-over study) </span>
<span>50% get Casodex 50 mg ( BICALUTAMIDE 50 MG ) 1 tablet daily + 1 placebo tablet </span>
<span>Casodex is an anti testosterone agent. </span>
<span>50% get Casodex 50 mg 1 tablet daily + 1 Tamoxifen 20 mg tablet </span>
<span>Tamoxifen is an estrogen receptor inhibitor </span>
<span>Compare the results of tumor growth over 1 year's time then reverse the groups without the physician or the patient knowing if they are receiving tamoxifen or the placebo tamxoifen then compare tumor growth results again.</span>
There are fewer oxygen atoms in the equation than hydrogen or carbon. Only the oxygen needs to be balanced. There are equal numbers of hydrogen and carbon.
Freezing the substance and condensing it will not increase the entropy of a substance. In fact, dissolving the substance into water is the only way to increase the entropy of a certain substance. The entropy increases because it diversify with each other.
Answer:
Ai --> Bii
Aii --> Bi
Aiii --> Bv
Aiv --> Biii
Av --> Biv
Explanation:
For Ai, naphthalene sublimes directly from a solid to gas when heated at around 80 degree Celsius.
For Aii, Ozone has a molecular formula of O₃.
For Aiii, weeds are normally considered as "unwanted" plants. Many people may consider using herbicides to clear the weeds in their gardens.
For Aiv, filtration is a physical method for separating solid and liquid from a mixture. A filter paper is normally used, in which the complex structure of the paper only allows fluid to pass through it, but not the solid ones. The solid left behind on the filter paper is called "residue".
For Av, photosynthesis is a chemical reaction that occurs in the leaves of a plant, which produces food for plants to survive. Carbon dioxide, water and light are required for photosynthesis to take place.
Answer:
Conformational isomers
Explanation:
Conformational isomers are temporarily different shapes of the same molecule and for this reason are not classified as isomers in some textbooks.