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What is the chemical used to detect microbial starch hydrolysis on starch plates?
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Gram's iodine
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What are unopened agar plates referred called?
they are the controlled plates
What type of boundary is formed when plates collide?
When plates collide it is called a convergent boundary.newtest3
Do butterflies have external plates that support and protect?
Butterflies do not have external plates, but they have an exoskeleton, which helps to support and protect its body.
Types of agar plates and their function?
jio
Are epiphyseal plates cartilaginous joint?
yes
What instruments are used to study the shifting of the plates?
GPS transmitors are used to detect the slow movement of the tectonic plates.
What is a microplate reader used for?
A microplate reader is a laboratory instrument which helps to detect chemical, physical or biological events samples in microtiter plates. These are most commonly used in research and drug discovery.
How are earthquakes predicted in Japan?
they have machines that can detect movement in tectonic plates
What the chemical that you use to clean the plates?
Cascade
What influences chemical and mechanical weathering?
tectonic plates
What influences both chemical weathering and mechanical weathering?
tectonic plates
Can you detect any relationship between the locations of earthquakes below 40 km and the outline of the earth's plates?
yes u can
Why is it hard to see the Earth's plates are in motion?
The Earth's plates move very slowly, so the effects are difficult to notice except at the plate boundaries. Modern measuring techniques can detect the movements however.
what is the chemical used for making photographic plate?
For photographic plates silver halides are used.
You were instructed to compare the growth on the NA and Columbia CNA agar plates. Would it have been better to compare the organisms on the CNA plate?
No because the Organism's pH would be disrupted by the anti-microbial elements of the agar mixture.
How a batteries provides energy?
Basically releasing electrons from a chemical reaction which is replenished when lead plates are charged.
Why is the chemical substances inside a flat battery different from a new battery?
The acid weakens over time and the lead plates get covered with deposits left by the interaction of the acid and electrons flow and the lead plates.
