In America, we are making it impossible to afford learning the skills to do this.
In America, we are making it impossible to afford learning the skills to do this.
That led to the next question: where does an amphipod find aluminum salts? The answer is in the sediments (mud) & the amphipod's gut.
They ferment glucose into acidic 'gluconolactone'...
That led to the next question: where does an amphipod find aluminum salts? The answer is in the sediments (mud) & the amphipod's gut.
They ferment glucose into acidic 'gluconolactone'...
So, the answer really fits. Good rigor + ammonium hydroxide = the key to good molecular biology. 😉
So, the answer really fits. Good rigor + ammonium hydroxide = the key to good molecular biology. 😉
• Ethylmercury: not mercury.
• Thimerosal: not mercury.
• Aluminum hydroxide: not aluminum.
• Aluminum phosphate: not aluminum.
• Aluminum chlorohydrate: not aluminum.
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• Ethylmercury: not mercury.
• Thimerosal: not mercury.
• Aluminum hydroxide: not aluminum.
• Aluminum phosphate: not aluminum.
• Aluminum chlorohydrate: not aluminum.
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the opposite of that is :
blue, inedible, probably not sour, alkaline, solid, inorganic, generally seedless
which means copper(II) hydroxide is the opposite of a lemon
the opposite of that is :
blue, inedible, probably not sour, alkaline, solid, inorganic, generally seedless
which means copper(II) hydroxide is the opposite of a lemon
me, in the next room spinning yarn: “THEY DO NOT GET CAUSTIC SODA. THAT’S SODIUM HYDROXIDE! THEY GET POTASH, POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE!”
me, in the next room spinning yarn: “THEY DO NOT GET CAUSTIC SODA. THAT’S SODIUM HYDROXIDE! THEY GET POTASH, POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE!”
The US is on track to being self-sufficient.
The US is on track to being self-sufficient.