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A ring clamp is used to hold a ring securely, without marring it, while you work on it, much preferable to holding the ring by hand or in a hard-jawed vise.
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Iron ring with iron clamp?
edi! iron ring and iron clamp....
Where does a ring clamp is located?
No
What is the function of clamps?
what is the function of a ring clamp
What is the use of iron ring with iron clamp?
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What is uses of iron ring with iron clamp?
it is yon♥
What is the name of the ring stand used in chemistry?
It really is called ring stand. This is usually used with a ring clamp and bunsen burner.
What instruments holds the burette?
A ring clamp is used to hold a burette.
What is the used of an iron clamp?
The iron clamp is an iron ring with a bolt and nut to tighten it. It is used in conjunction with an iron stand and is used to elevate equipment.
What attaches to a lab stand and used to hold a variety of lab equipment?
it is a clamp witch attaches to a lab stand to hold stuff on it
Ring stand clamp?
A clamp stand is used in a laboratory to secure equipment while they are being used.
What is a beta clamp?
First of all, in prokaryotes, the beta clamp is a dimer. A dimer is made from two [identical] monomers; in this case the monomers are [complexly folded] protein strands.Secondly, these two dimers form two halves of a Ring - this Ring surrounds or encompasses the Dna strand, thereby forming a clamp that, while securely connected to the Dna strand, can easily move 'laterally' along the DNA strand.All of the large enzymes that Act upon and Process Dna use the beta clamp as The-Go-Between point of attachment.In eukaryotes, the biochemical moiety that performs the same function as the beta clamp is a trimer and is called PCNA - the Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen.
What is beta clamp?
First of all, in prokaryotes, the beta clamp is a dimer. A dimer is made from two [identical] monomers; in this case the monomers are [complexly folded] protein strands.Secondly, these two dimers form two halves of a Ring - this Ring surrounds or encompasses the Dna strand, thereby forming a clamp that, while securely connected to the Dna strand, can easily move 'laterally' along the DNA strand.All of the large enzymes that Act upon and Process Dna use the beta clamp as The-Go-Between point of attachment.In eukaryotes, the biochemical moiety that performs the same function as the beta clamp is a trimer and is called PCNA - the Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen.
