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What happen to the amoeba if a metabolic inhibitor is added to a water?
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It would stop the production of ATP(adenosine triphosphate). Without energy, the contractile v
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Why is sodium nitrite added to food?
Some uses of sodium nitrite in foods industry:- inhibitor of the growth of microbial organisms- inhibitor of lipids oxidation- improve the taste and color of meat products
Which two thing cam happen when heat is added to a liquid?
which two things can happen when heat is added to a liquid?
What is cathodic inhibition?
A cathodic inhibitor is a type of corrosion inhibitor, a chemical compound that, when added to a fluid or gas, decreases the corrosion rate of a metal or an alloy. An example of a cathodic inhibitor is zinc oxide, which retards the corrosion by inhibiting the reduction of water to hydrogen gas. As every oxidation requires a reduction to occur at the same time it slows the oxidation of the metal. As an alternative to the reduction of water to form hydrogen, oxygen or nitrate can be reduced.
What chemical inhibitors are often used. And what chemical reactions are they used in?
An inhibitor is a substance added in a system with the goal to decrease the rate of reaction. Example: inhibitors added to decrease the rate of corrosion, inhibitors in drugs the decease the activity of an enzyme, etc.
What is the role of PMSF in protein extraction?
PMSF is a protease inhibitor. During the protein extraction, the proteases present in the cell lysate may digest the disered proteins, to prevent this PMSF is added!
What do you think would happen if an inhibitor of ATP regeneration by the cell were added to the beaker once the pH is at a steady level?
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Is inhibitor and negative catalyst are same things?
A negative catalyst is added to a reaction to slow down a process as does an inhibitor. From this you could say that they are equivalent.
What happens to the vmax when a competitive reversible inhibitor is added to an enzyme?
The vmax stays the same as the competitive reversible inhibitor does not affect catalysis in the enzyme-substrate.
Why is sodium nitrite added to food?
Some uses of sodium nitrite in foods industry:- inhibitor of the growth of microbial organisms- inhibitor of lipids oxidation- improve the taste and color of meat products
Why does amoeba die when cyanide is added to its water?
Cyanide is a toxic acid or salt and is deadly to just about any carbon based human life form. When Cyanide is added to the water of an Amoeba it stops the contractile vacuole from working, the contractile vacuole is vital in the survival of the Amoeba, because without it the Amoeba would basically just explode with water and die. The contractile vacuole pumps away the excess water. But, when cyanide is added to the water like I said the contractile vacuole will malfunction and not work. This will in the end result in the death of the cell.... I hope that helped!! :)
Which two thing cam happen when heat is added to a liquid?
which two things can happen when heat is added to a liquid?
What is cathodic inhibition?
A cathodic inhibitor is a type of corrosion inhibitor, a chemical compound that, when added to a fluid or gas, decreases the corrosion rate of a metal or an alloy. An example of a cathodic inhibitor is zinc oxide, which retards the corrosion by inhibiting the reduction of water to hydrogen gas. As every oxidation requires a reduction to occur at the same time it slows the oxidation of the metal. As an alternative to the reduction of water to form hydrogen, oxygen or nitrate can be reduced.
What chemical inhibitors are often used. And what chemical reactions are they used in?
An inhibitor is a substance added in a system with the goal to decrease the rate of reaction. Example: inhibitors added to decrease the rate of corrosion, inhibitors in drugs the decease the activity of an enzyme, etc.
What can happen when heat is added to a liquid?
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What would happen to the color of a dilute solution containing FeCl-4 if Ag plus is added?
what would happen if you added silver ion to FeCl-4
What is the role of PMSF in protein extraction?
PMSF is a protease inhibitor. During the protein extraction, the proteases present in the cell lysate may digest the disered proteins, to prevent this PMSF is added!
What will happen when a reactant is added to a system?
The equilibrium is not maintained.
