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The adition is slow because the benzyne formed is unstable, so itcould react with the reagent and form other species. The driving force of the reaction is the formation of stableproducts (N2 and CO2), but you are right,benzyne is so unstable that it can react with the solvent oranother compound present in the medium. Solution The adition is slow because the benzyne formed is unstable, so itcould react with the reagent and form other species. The driving force of the reaction is the formation of stableproducts (N2 and CO2), but you are right,benzyne is so unstable that it can react with the solvent oranother compound present in the medium..

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The following statements are true: 1. The tendency of water to minimize it\'s interaction with non-polar substances is known as hydrophobic effect. ( in hydrophobic, hydro refers to water and phobic refers to fear. ) 2.Hydrophobic molecules donot dissolve in water due to lack of Hydrogen bonding between it\'s molecules and water molecules. 3. Amphipathic substances are the structural basis of biological bilayer membranes. ( Ex. Animal Cellwalls) Solution The following statements are true: 1. The tendency of water to minimize it\'s interaction with non-polar substances is known as hydrophobic effect. ( in hydrophobic, hydro refers to water and phobic refers to fear. ) 2.Hydrophobic molecules donot dissolve in water due to lack of Hydrogen bonding between it\'s molecules and water molecules. 3. Amphipathic substances are the structural basis of biological bilayer membranes. ( Ex. Animal Cellwalls).

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The data is Quantitative as there are numbers , and its an observational study, where they studies about the H.pylori in the cause of ulceration. 2. From table -II, we see that among the 22 patients having Ulcer, 18 have infection of H.pylori. Out of 16, 8 were with infection. Gastritis and Duodenitis. Out of 22, 18 patients with gastric ulcers had bacteria, and four had both the ulcers, and all were Helicobacter positive. With gastric ulcer 77% had bacteria, and with duodenal ulcer 100% had bacteria. 4 patients with ulcers became negative for bacteria is significant as they had taken NSAIS drugs which are known to cause ulcers. Although gastric colonization with H.pylori, induces histologic gastritis in all infected individuals, only a small portion of them develop any significant sign and symptom for this colonization. It sestimated that H. pylori, infected patients have a 10-20% lifetime risk of developing ulcer disease. The risk of development of these diseases in the presence of H.pylori, depends on a variety of bacteria, host, and environmental factors, that relate to the pattern and severity of gastritis. Thus a patient can show normal examination. Solution The data is Quantitative as there are numbers , and its an observational study, where they studies about the H.pylori in the cause of ulceration. 2. From table -II, we see that among the 22 patients having Ulcer, 18 have infection of H.pylori. Out of 16, 8 were with infection. Gastritis and Duodenitis. Out of 22, 18 patients with gastric ulcers had bacteria, and four had both the ulcers, and all were Helicobacter positive. With gastric ulcer 77% had bacteria, and with duodenal ulcer 100% had bacteria. 4 patients with ulcers became negative for bacteria is significant as they had taken NSAIS drugs which are known to cause ulcers. Although gastric colonization with H.pylori, induces histologic gastritis in all infected individuals, only a small portion of them develop any significant sign and symptom for this colonization. It sestimated that H. pylori, infected patients have a 10-20% lifetime risk of developing ulcer disease. The risk of development of these diseases in the presence of H.pylori, depends on a variety of bacteria, host, and environmental factors, that relate to the pattern and severity of gastritis. Thus a patient can show normal examination..

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Given that T is unitary |T| = 1 |I-ieH| =1 det (-T) = (-1)ndet T Hence det (ieH-1) = (-1)n det ieH = 1+(-1)n i.e. det ieH can be either 0 or 2 To prove that H is equal to its own conjugate transpose Solution Given that T is unitary |T| = 1 |I-ieH| =1 det (-T) = (-1)ndet T Hence det (ieH-1) = (-1)n det ieH = 1+(-1)n i.e. det ieH can be either 0 or 2 To prove that H is equal to its own conjugate transpose.

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Dysfunctional intercellular communication may result in various conditions such as disturbances in homeostasis, disturbed physiological conditions leading to various diseases, metastasis of diseases, cancer promotion and reproductive dysfunction. Therefore, intercellular communication plays an important role in various physiological and metabolic functions in cells. Communication failure disturb entire cellular processes. But, in some types of cancers, intercellular communication through gap junctions must be dysfunctional to stop te development of cancer. Solution Dysfunctional intercellular communication may result in various conditions such as disturbances in homeostasis, disturbed physiological conditions leading to various diseases, metastasis of diseases, cancer promotion and reproductive dysfunction. Therefore, intercellular communication plays an important role in various physiological and metabolic functions in cells. Communication failure disturb entire cellular processes. But, in some types of cancers, intercellular communication through gap junctions must be dysfunctional to stop te development of cancer..

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