The majority of chemical processes are reactions that occur in solution. Important
industrial processes often utilize solution chemistry. \"Life\" is the sum of a series of complex
processes occurring in solution. Air, tap water, tincture of iodine, beverages, and household
ammonia are common examples of solutions. A solution is a homogenous mixture of substances
with variable composition. The substance present in the major proportion is called the solvent,
whereas the substance present in the minor proportion is called the solute. It is possible to have
solutions composed of several solutes. The process of a solute dissolving in a solute is called
dissolution. Many common mixtures (like concrete) are heterogeneous —the components and
properties of such mixtures are not distributed uniformly throughout their structures. Conversely,
solutions are said to be homogeneous because they have uniform composition and properties.
Solution
s are intimate and random homogeneous mixtures of atomic-size chemical species, ions, or
molecules. In addition to their observed homogeneity, true solutions also have certain other
characteristics. For example, components of a solution never separate spontaneously, even when
a significant density difference exists between the components..
A solvent can be any substance, that turns into a solution by dissolving a solid, liquid, or gaseous solute. The solvent is usually a liquid, but can also be a solid or gas.
A solvent can be any substance, that turns into a solution by dissolving a solid, liquid, or gaseous solute. The solvent is usually a liquid, but can also be a solid or gas.
solution, in chemistry, a homogenous mixture of two or more substances in relative amounts that can be varied continuously up to what is called the limit of solubility. The term solution is commonly applied to the liquid state of matter, but solutions of gases and solids are possible. Air, for example, is a solution consisting chiefly of oxygen and nitrogen with trace amounts of several other gases, and brass is a solution composed of copper and zinc.
A brief treatment of solutions follows. For full treatment, see liquid: Solutions and solubilities.
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Why is water solubility An important characteristic of a drug?
Solubility is the important parameter to achieve desired concentration of drugs in the systemic circulation that could exert desired physiological response. Any drug to be absorbed must be present in the form of an aqueous solution at the site of absorption.
Pharmaceutical Solutions. Definition: Homogeneous liquid preparations that contain one or more chemical substances dissolved, i.e., molecularly dispersed, in a suitable solvent or mixture of mutually miscible solvents.
Solubility & distribution phenomenon is useful for pharmacy student to understand the concept on solubility & distribution when study the physical pharmacy.
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The remaining variables must be nearly perfectly correlated with the two variables already in the
model.
Solution
The remaining variables must be nearly perfectly correlated with the two variables already in the
model..
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All of the above
is right choice since suspect sample accounts for unknown sample size along with volunteer
samples
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All of the above
is right choice since suspect sample accounts for unknown sample size along with volunteer
samples.
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solution, in chemistry, a homogenous mixture of two or more substances in relative amounts that can be varied continuously up to what is called the limit of solubility. The term solution is commonly applied to the liquid state of matter, but solutions of gases and solids are possible. Air, for example, is a solution consisting chiefly of oxygen and nitrogen with trace amounts of several other gases, and brass is a solution composed of copper and zinc.
A brief treatment of solutions follows. For full treatment, see liquid: Solutions and solubilities.
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Why is water solubility An important characteristic of a drug?
Solubility is the important parameter to achieve desired concentration of drugs in the systemic circulation that could exert desired physiological response. Any drug to be absorbed must be present in the form of an aqueous solution at the site of absorption.
Pharmaceutical Solutions. Definition: Homogeneous liquid preparations that contain one or more chemical substances dissolved, i.e., molecularly dispersed, in a suitable solvent or mixture of mutually miscible solvents.
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The remaining variables must be nearly perfectly correlated with the two variables already in the
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Solution
The remaining variables must be nearly perfectly correlated with the two variables already in the
model..
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All of the above
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All of the above
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samples.
The triple bond in benzyne makes the structure of benzyne is highly strained. As a
result, the triple bond of benzyne is very reactive. Thus, benzyne is unstable intermediate.
Solution
The triple bond in benzyne makes the structure of benzyne is highly strained. As a
result, the triple bond of benzyne is very reactive. Thus, benzyne is unstable intermediate..
Energy = Planc\'s Constant * freqency Frequency = speed of light/wave length
Energy = Planc\'s constant * speed of light/wave length
Solution
Energy = Planc\'s Constant * freqency Frequency = speed of light/wave length
Energy = Planc\'s constant * speed of light/wave length.
Fe3+ is a Lewis acid. metal cation can accept electron pairs from the surrounding
ligands, thus it is a Lewis acid.
Solution
Fe3+ is a Lewis acid. metal cation can accept electron pairs from the surrounding
ligands, thus it is a Lewis acid..
b) explain to anyone that wants to listen to you that NaCl is an extended structure
formed from ionic bonds that doesn\'t have individual molecules
Solution
b) explain to anyone that wants to listen to you that NaCl is an extended structure
formed from ionic bonds that doesn\'t have individual molecules.
While creating an idea of forming an MNC and initiating from a small.pdfanuradhaartjwellery
While creating an idea of forming an MNC and initiating from a small firm, I have gone through
various combination and then finalized following :
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While creating an idea of forming an MNC and initiating from a small firm, I have gone through
various combination and then finalized following :.
This is done in 5 steps (using 3 pieces) Step 1 Acetylene is r.pdfanuradhaartjwellery
This is done in 5 steps (using 3 pieces)
Step 1
Acetylene is reacted with sodium amide in methyl bromide to form methylacetyelene.
Step 2
Acetylene is reacted with catecholborane (through hydroboration) to form a trans-viyl borane
usually, in this case it\'s not vinyl due to rearranging.
Step 3:
Ethane is combined with Br2 and the contents are submitted to ultraviolet light to form a trans
1,2-dibromoethene.
Step 4:
Each of the pieces made from steps 1-3 are combined together and reacted to form the 2,4,6-
octatriene.
Step 5:
Product formed.
Solution
This is done in 5 steps (using 3 pieces)
Step 1
Acetylene is reacted with sodium amide in methyl bromide to form methylacetyelene.
Step 2
Acetylene is reacted with catecholborane (through hydroboration) to form a trans-viyl borane
usually, in this case it\'s not vinyl due to rearranging.
Step 3:
Ethane is combined with Br2 and the contents are submitted to ultraviolet light to form a trans
1,2-dibromoethene.
Step 4:
Each of the pieces made from steps 1-3 are combined together and reacted to form the 2,4,6-
octatriene.
Step 5:
Product formed..
There are so many social inequalities like inequality in employment,.pdfanuradhaartjwellery
There are so many social inequalities like inequality in employment, income, education, status,
gender, demographics and so on. It is usually the socially disadvantaged that bear the brunt of
neglected health. The people in poverty usually live in houses which are damp with inadequate
heating facilities and insufficient sanitary conditions in slums. Health care availability is minimal
in these areas when compared to those in cities and in affluent places. Therefore the access to
health care is difficult. Even if health care is available for all these people, it is just the primary
health care and not the modern health facilities.
Poverty and illiteracy and poor health go hand in hand. There is inaccessibility of health for these
disadvantaged people and it results in higher mortality and morbidity rates and higher incidence
in infectious diseases. The reason for this inaccessible health is due to the fact that most of the
health care professionals do not want to practice among these disadvantaged people as the
income and benefits are lesser.
Solution
There are so many social inequalities like inequality in employment, income, education, status,
gender, demographics and so on. It is usually the socially disadvantaged that bear the brunt of
neglected health. The people in poverty usually live in houses which are damp with inadequate
heating facilities and insufficient sanitary conditions in slums. Health care availability is minimal
in these areas when compared to those in cities and in affluent places. Therefore the access to
health care is difficult. Even if health care is available for all these people, it is just the primary
health care and not the modern health facilities.
Poverty and illiteracy and poor health go hand in hand. There is inaccessibility of health for these
disadvantaged people and it results in higher mortality and morbidity rates and higher incidence
in infectious diseases. The reason for this inaccessible health is due to the fact that most of the
health care professionals do not want to practice among these disadvantaged people as the
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plants by way of mineral nutrient uptake, water absorption, growth and disease resistance. This
symbiotic association plays a key role in nutrient cycling of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorous.
Based on their structure and function, MF are broadly catagorised into ectomychorrhiza (EM) ,
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The identification of 450 million year old fossils of mycorrhizal fungal like structures, confirms
that AM symbiosis is ancestral among land plants. The EM fungi which has evolved with its
host species has lost its ability to produce ligno cellulase degrading enzymes and is totally
dependant on its host for its carbon cycle,and cannot revert to independant existence. Due to the
age old and wide spread symbiosis, the association of mychorrhizal fungi and plants is
considered evolutionarily stable, but the mechanisms are only partly understood. Recent findings
suggest that both plants and fungi identify and selectively reward the most beneficial symbiont .
Also the genomic sequences of EM fungi reveal that thay are seperated from the saprophytic
species some 10 or 100\'s of millions of years ago. Hence regarding the fact that co-evolution
occurs when ecologically intimate organisms (predators and prey, host and parasite) influence
each others evolution, the plant -mychorrhizal symbiosis represents co-evolution where the
partners has evolved for their mutual benefits.
Solution
The mycorrhizal fungi (MF) are associated with the roots of over 90 % of higher plant
species (grasses, trees and cultivated crops ) in all ecosystems . They are beneficial to the host
plants by way of mineral nutrient uptake, water absorption, growth and disease resistance. This
symbiotic association plays a key role in nutrient cycling of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorous.
Based on their structure and function, MF are broadly catagorised into ectomychorrhiza (EM) ,
arbuscular mychorrhiza (AM) , orchid mychorrhiza and ericoid mychorrhiza.
The identification of 450 million year old fossils of mycorrhizal fungal like structures, confirms
that AM symbiosis is ancestral among land plants. The EM fungi which has evolved with its
host species has lost its ability to produce ligno cellulase degrading enzymes and is totally
dependant on its host for its carbon cycle,and cannot revert to independant existence. Due to the
age old and wide spread symbiosis, the association of mychorrhizal fungi and plants is
considered evolutionarily stable, but the mechanisms are only partly understood. Recent findings
suggest that both plants and fungi identify and selectively reward the most beneficial symbiont .
Also the genomic sequences of EM fungi reveal that thay are seperated from the saprophytic
species some 10 or 100\'s of millions of years ago. Hence reg.
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The carboxyl group is -COOH, where one of the oxygens is double bonded to the carbon and the
other is single bonded to the carbon.
The oxygen atoms are highly electronegative; they have a strong attraction for shared electrons.
The carboxyl group is acid because the high electronegative oxygen atoms pull the electrons
away from the H atom in the O-H bond. When the electrons are pulled away from the H, it
leaves the group as an H+ ion. Thus, the -COOH group is acidic (donates a proton).
Strong bases, like hydroxide, OH-, attract H+ ions. OH- has unpaired electrons on the oxygen
that can be donated to H+ to make a bond.
Solution
The carboxyl group is -COOH, where one of the oxygens is double bonded to the carbon and the
other is single bonded to the carbon.
The oxygen atoms are highly electronegative; they have a strong attraction for shared electrons.
The carboxyl group is acid because the high electronegative oxygen atoms pull the electrons
away from the H atom in the O-H bond. When the electrons are pulled away from the H, it
leaves the group as an H+ ion. Thus, the -COOH group is acidic (donates a proton).
Strong bases, like hydroxide, OH-, attract H+ ions. OH- has unpaired electrons on the oxygen
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Scheme are impure functional language and it is possible to program them with side effects.
They are homoiconic and self-representing.
These possible scheme constructs can cause a program to depart from purely functioning
programming language
Solution
Scheme are impure functional language and it is possible to program them with side effects.
They are homoiconic and self-representing.
These possible scheme constructs can cause a program to depart from purely functioning
programming language.
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Picture of cladogram will help to elaborate better.
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frequency than humans.
Solution
Picture of cladogram will help to elaborate better.
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Betty the crow – She had humanlike ability to invent/make and use tools. She solved a new
problem with a novel solution.
Cheetah the monkey – He had human like ability to be compassionate. He loved listening to
music and understand human emotions well.
Alex the parrot – He had great cognitive abilities and could identify 50 different objects and
recognize quantities up to six, differentiate between seven colors and five shapes, and understand
the concepts of , same/different, none, bigger-smaller.
Bina48 was humanoid robot with ability to strike a conversation with humans with expressive
facial gestures.
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vision and can respond to various vocals and music. Also, they can hear sound with much higher
frequency than humans..
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Hi there is problem in image displaying. So I can not see the diagram.
But I can tell you what will happen when you reverse the steps;
1. front = node
after this line, front of main list poinitng to new node \'node\', so now we have only one element
in list.
so, node and front point to same element in list
2. node.setNext(front);
since node and front is same, so after this line node will point to itself, means create a loop of
one element.
Solution
Hi there is problem in image displaying. So I can not see the diagram.
But I can tell you what will happen when you reverse the steps;
1. front = node
after this line, front of main list poinitng to new node \'node\', so now we have only one element
in list.
so, node and front point to same element in list
2. node.setNext(front);
since node and front is same, so after this line node will point to itself, means create a loop of
one element..
c. I.dissolving more solute in an unsaturated solution Because the other two are at
least saturated, they require extra energy to do.
Solution
c. I.dissolving more solute in an unsaturated solution Because the other two are at
least saturated, they require extra energy to do..
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The majority of chemical processes are reactions .pdf
1. The majority of chemical processes are reactions that occur in solution. Important
industrial processes often utilize solution chemistry. "Life" is the sum of a series of complex
processes occurring in solution. Air, tap water, tincture of iodine, beverages, and household
ammonia are common examples of solutions. A solution is a homogenous mixture of substances
with variable composition. The substance present in the major proportion is called the solvent,
whereas the substance present in the minor proportion is called the solute. It is possible to have
solutions composed of several solutes. The process of a solute dissolving in a solute is called
dissolution. Many common mixtures (like concrete) are heterogeneous —the components and
properties of such mixtures are not distributed uniformly throughout their structures. Conversely,
solutions are said to be homogeneous because they have uniform composition and properties.
Solution
s are intimate and random homogeneous mixtures of atomic-size chemical species, ions, or
molecules. In addition to their observed homogeneity, true solutions also have certain other
characteristics. For example, components of a solution never separate spontaneously, even when
a significant density difference exists between the components.
