Explain one simple requirement for running a centrifuge. Explain the meaning of Allotropes. Give a full explanation of hybridization. Describe the process of 'anabolism'. Briefly define polarizability. Explain how a buffered solution works.
Explain how a quadrupole works. (MS) Explain why anthracene preferentially forms a Diels-Alder adduct at the 9,10 positions. For the following crystal field diagram, label it as the low spin, high spin, or cannot tell. Explain. Explain polar, non-polar, and the difference between the two...
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Explain the process by which a water softener works. Include the regeneration process. Explain the concept of solvolysis. List some unexplainable phenomena from classical science and describe what could not be explained about them at the time. Explain one simple requirement for running a centrifuge....
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Chapter 22/ Lesson 2 15K How can scientists measure substances in a person's blood? In this lesson you'll learn about radioimmunoassays, a commonly used method of detecting substances in blood, especially antigens. Related to this Question...
Briefly explain how Na2SO4 is able to dry pentane What are two hazards that are associated with using a centrifuge? Explain the differences between the two drying agents, anhydrous magnesium sulfate and anhydrous sodium sulfate. Explain the role of CH3CO2Na in the preparati...
Explain why you centrifuge blood samples. Why is it useful to determine the specific gravity of a urine sample? Describe the Ames test for identifying carcinogens? Explain why the test is not perfect. Describe how a progesterone challenge test is performed. How to identify the control group? ...
Explain why you centrifuge blood samples. What is the use of fluorescent proteins? What is YFP? Explain Genetic Testing Assay Reports? Give examples. How is cell lysis used in laboratories for research? Explain the purpose of immunologic tests: HIV tests. What is the use of fluorescent prote...
Laboratory tests examine the biological, chemical and physical properties of the cells and molecules that make up a blood specimen. The first step is often to centrifuge a blood specimen into separate components. This divides the sample into one portion that contains solid components, such as cells...