<span>advancing mass of warm air, in particular, the leading edge of the warm sector of a low-pressure system.</span>
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Explanation:
This is evident that all enzymes are proteins but not all proteins are enzymes. The specific activity can be define as the number of enzyme units per milliliters that is divided by the available concentration of the proteins typically in mg/ml. Thus the value of the specific activity can be measured in units/mg.
In others words this can be said that how much enzymes units can be found in the 1 mg of the total protein. So in the total concentration of the proteins the estimation of the enzyme units is possible. Thus protein concentration is necessary for calculating the number of the enzyme units.
Answer:
no and yes. If you have a 8- inch telescope on a clear day then yes but if its a foggy and gloomy day out then no
Explanation:
Yes, they are rare events
true
