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Why do gases diffuse rapidly but a solid dissolved in water does not?
Because it does! There's no answer to that question, I've been voted best scientist in Switzerland. And funny enough, I studied that for 10 years. I realized that there is no answer to it. Strang huh?
Why are different hydrocarbons have different melting points?
Different hydrocarbons have different melting points because the strength and type of intermolecular forces vary depending on the size and structure of the molecules. For example, longer hydrocarbons have more surface area for van der Waals forces to act, leading to higher melting points. Likewise, presence of functional groups like polar groups can also affect melting points by introducing dipole-dipole interactions.
Why leaf is an organ explain it?
leaf classified as an organ because leaf is made up of different parts like stomata where is stomata is made up of a tissue...so a body that made up of a tissue is an organ...
What is semi-conservative replication?
It is highly important for DNA to be able to replicate itself so that chromosomes can be copied to give the exact same genetic code to every new cell that is made. It is the base pairing rules that allow DNA to replicate.DNA replication takes part before cell division during mitosis and meiosis. It occurs in the Interphase stage of division. In this phase, the chromosomes become long, unravelled threads of chromatin making them visible under the microscope.Replication happens in a series of different steps, each controlled by enzymes, with ATP supplying energy.Two identical DNA molecules result from the replication process, with one original strand and one new strand. This process is called semi-conservative replication.It is important to understand that semi-conservative replication is a complex, enzyme-controlled reaction. To understand just how complex DNA replication can be, it must be stated that deoxyribose is a five-carbon sugar. Chemists number the carbon atoms, 1 to 5. The phosphate group bonds C3 from one sugar to C5 of the net sugar, giving an antiparallel structure.Because of this antiparellel structure, it influences DNA replication and becomes a complex process. The main steps in semi-conservative replication are outlined here:1. The enzyme helicase unwinds the DNA helix and the base pairs are exposed.2. The enzyme polymerase joins new bases, known as nucleotides, to the existing strand.3. DNA polymerase, however, cannot begin adding bases directly to a new strand from scratch. A primer molecule containing an RNA of about 10 nucleotides is needed to start the replication. The RNA primer is removed later on when the process is finished.4. The only way DNA polymerase can work is by bonding nucleotides directly down the entire length of the 3' - 5' strang. This is referred to as the leading strand in replication.5. The other strand (running 5' - 3' ) must be copied in short segments of around 1000 bases, called Ohazaki fragments. This is known as the lagging strand in DNA replication.6. The enzyme ligase bonds the Ohazaki fragments to form one continuous strand of DNA.7. To ensure replication is as fast as possible, the DNA helix is opened at many sites along the entire molecule for simultaneous replication. Each opening becomes a replication fork allowing replication to proceed in both directions from the fork. This technique makes the DNA replication very fast and efficient.
When did Robert Strang die?
Robert Strang died in 1976.
When was Robert Strange born?
Robert Strang was born in 1901.
When was Doug Strange born?
Doug Strange was born in 1964.
Is it strang to want to your aunt?
yes! she is related to you....well, i guess it is normal but its still strange
When was William Strange born?
William Strange was born on January 6, 1933, in London, England, UK.
How do you spell strang?
That is the correct spelling of "strangely" (oddly, unusually).
What actors and actresses appeared in The Island of Strange - 2013?
The cast of The Island of Strange - 2013 includes: Colleen Coughlin as Narrator Phillip Foster as King James Strang
What does the last name strang mean?
strang
What is the birth name of Pekka Strang?
Pekka Strang's birth name is Pekka Kristian Strang.
What is the birth name of Ron Strang?
Ron Strang's birth name is Ronald V. Strang.
What has the author William Strang ARA written?
William Strang ARA has written: 'Ethings of William Strang Ara'
What does yiyi mean?
Yiyi means something that is made the same way as normal people are but something strange happened and the person came out strang and deformed and stupid.
