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How do things cool down?
There are many ways different types of things cool down. Some cool down fans, ice, air conditioning, and dirt are commonly used ways.
Does the condensation of water vapor cool things down?
no
What are other examples of evaporation to cool things down?
Sweating is a major example of evaporation to cool down. That is why people sweat. When the sweat is evaporated off of the body, it causes the person to cool down some.
In the absences of water what are for itemsthat could cool down a burn?
Butter and aloe vera are two things that can cool a burn down in the absence of water.
Why is gelatin liquefied in the presence of gelatinase?
Gelatinase is a proteolytic enzyme that breaks down the protein gelatin. Since the active ingredient of gelatin is the protein gelatin, the gel cannot solidify in the presence of gelatinase.
Blood and gelatin are examples of?
Gelatin is a protein, usually made from boiled down animal skins and bones.
What enzymes break down gelatin?
Protease enzymes
Why does my car overheat when the water reservoir is empty?
Water is used to cool things down.
Does gelatin contain milk products?
Yes,the gelatin used to make things like jello does come from animal byproducts.
Why does mint not cool things down?
Why should it? It's not cold. It's rather more miraculous that mint causes the sensation of coolness than that it doesn't actually physically cool things.
How a change in medium water to gelatin would affect the rate of diffusion?
A change in medium water to Gelatin would affect the rate of diffusion dramatically. The change from water to gelatin would slow down the rate of diffusion.
Why doesn't boiled pepsin break down gelatin?
Gelatin is almost entirely protein. As pepsin is a protease, its job is to facilitate the break down of protein into amino acids. When the enzyme is boiled, it becomes denatured, which prevents it binding to the substrate. As a result of this, the digestion of gelatin cannot take place, so the digestion of gelatin ceases.
