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Some microbes have the ability to bring their own dead, dry cells back to life. Deinococcus?æis able to copy its own DNA and continue to replicate its cells over and over again.
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Why do towels get smelly after one use even if you have used good soap and fabric softner?
If you have a standard top loading washer, do you take the towels out of the washer right away after they have been washed? If you don't, and they sit in there too long the fabrics start to smell like mildew. This may be the aswer to your problem. You may not smell it after they are dried, but once the towel is used and becomes wet it will bring the smell out. You might also want to try and add oxiclean in your washer when you wash them to remove the smell. 20 Mule team Borax might also help. However, the problem may be due to using a new style, front loading, High Efficiency washer. These washers have a history of odor problems. Mold and mildew grow in the machine when it sits idle. If the idle period is too long, a lot of stuff can grow. This gets transfered to the laundry. The problem can come and go depending on how much the machine is used. If you have mildew smells you probably have intermitient itching/rash problems with underwea or diapers. With these machines it does not matter how fast you remove the laundry from the machine. You need to control the growth to eliminate the problem. Look for cleaning products like Affresh, Nu Fresh or Purewasher. These all claim to clean the machine.
Write an equation each for decomposition reactions where energy is supplied in the form of heat light or electricity?
Heat-- CaCO3 (Limestone/ Calcium Carbonate)(s)------>(Thermal decomposition that is, decompsition by heat)CaO(Quick Lime)(s) + CO2 (carbon dioxide)(g)CaCO3--->CaO + CO2Light2AgCl(s)(Silver Chloride)----->(Sunlight)2Ag(s)(silver)+ Cl2 (g) (chlorine gas)2AgCl--->2Ag+Cl2Electricity2H2O(Water)--->(Electric Current)2H2(Hydrogen gas) (g) + O2(Oxygen) (g)2H2O----> 2H2 + O2Also called electrolysis of water, that is, breaking up water into hydrogen and oxygen.PS- I can't believe I just answered your question and that I am this idle. See, I even put the subscripts!Well it will I just answered your question.
What type of atoms are in the color yellow?
Atoms may be specified in commands using: * hierarchical specifiers * zones * built-in classifications * attributes or combinations of these. Some commands also accept specifications of nonatomic models. When a plus sign (+) has been typed into the Command Line, it will be replaced by the atom specification string of the next picked atom. Each plus sign must be preceded and followed by a space (or the end of the line). In addition, the following are valid atom specifications: * selected, sel, or picked, indicating atoms that are selected * names of previously saved selections, using sel=selection_name or just selection_name; if a saved selection has the same name as a surface category, the saved selection will be used. Those familiar with atom specification in Midas may wish to consult the summary of differences. {| ! colspan="3" | BASIC ATOM SPECIFICATION ! Symbol ! Reference Level ! Definition | #model number assigned to the model by default or by the user with the open command. :residue residue nameORresidue sequence number, with any insertion code appended ::residue residue name @atom atom name Each file of coordinates opened in Chimera becomes a model with an associated model ID number. Model numbers are assigned by the user with the open command or sequentially by default. Each model contains one or more residues, and each residue contains one or more atoms with names that are unique within that residue. Thus, an atom can be specified by its model number, residue number, and atom name. The lack of a specifier is interpreted to mean all units of the associated reference level; for example, if a model number is not given, the specification refers to all models. Residue and atom names are read from the input file. In PDB format, a standard nomenclature is used for standard amino acid and nucleic acid residues. Asterisks (*) in input atom names will be translated to prime symbols ('), but translated back if coordinates are later saved to a file. Prime symbols in input atom names are not translated on input or output. Model and residue numbers are integers, although a residue number may have an insertion code directly appended. Multiple model numbers or residue numbers may be indicated by comma-separated lists and/or one or more ranges of the form start-end. The words start and end can be substituted for start and end, respectively, and all can be substituted for the whole range (same as no specification at that level). Residue names and numbers cannot be specified together using a single colon, but both can be specified in a single line by using more than one colon. For example, :hem:52 (NOT :hem,52) specifies all residues named HEM and residue 52. In some cases, the basic notations cannot uniquely specify the model, residue, or atom of interest: ! colspan="2" | SUBCATEGORIES ! General Form ! Explanation | #model(s).submodel(s) when a single PDB file contains multiple MODELs, they are considered submodels 1, 2, ... of a single model in Chimera :residue(s).chain(s) when a single model contains multiple chains, a unique specification includes both residue number and chain identifier @atom(s).altloc(s) when a single residue contains alternate locations of certain atoms, an independent specification includes both atom name and alternate location identifier Submodel(s) are integers and may be indicated by a single value or a range of the form start-end. The words start and end can be substituted for start and end, respectively, and all can be substituted for the whole range (same as no submodel specification). Chain(s) and altloc(s) are alphabetical characters. Any residue in PDB HETATM records (or the mmCIF equivalent) that does not already have a chain identifier is assigned to chain het, unless the residue is named WAT or HOH, in which case it is assigned to chain water; residue numbers are unchanged. (See also the residue attribute isHet.) Capitalization of residue and atom names, chain identifiers, insertion codes, or alternate location identifiers is not important, with one exception: when a model contains both uppercase and lowercase chain identifiers, case matters for chain specification in that model only. Subcategorizations are appended to the basic specification. The symbol for the relevant category (#, :, or @) must precede the subcategory specification, although they need not be immediately adjacent. Because commas are used only to separate values of the basic reference levels (model, residue, and atom), they cannot be used to separate values of the sublevels directly. For example, #0.1-3,5 is interpreted as submodels 1-3 of model 0 and all of model 5, while #0.1-3,.5 indicates submodels 1-3 of model 0 and submodel 5 of all models. A subcategory specification applies only to the preceding category value(s) not separated from it by any commas. Thus, :50.B,.D indicates residue 50 in chain B and all residues in chain D; :12-15,26-28.a,45.b@caspecifies CA atoms in residues 12-15 in all chains (except the special chains het and water), 26-28 in chain A, and 45 in chain B. The following specifies residues 12-15 in no-ID chains only: :12-15. Additional examples: #0 - all atoms in model 0 :.A@ca,c,n,o - peptide backbone atoms in chain A :522.water - water residue 522 (a HETATM residue named HOH or WAT without a chain ID in the input file) :lys- or -::lys - all lysine residues #3:45-83,90-98 - residues 45-83 and 90-98 in model 3 #0:12@CA@N - alpha carbon and nitrogen of residue 12 in model 0 (in that order) #0:12@CA,N - alpha carbon and nitrogen of residue 12 in model 0 (unordered) Using the @ notation for both atoms specifies their order (important for certain commands, such as match). Using commas specifies a "group" of atoms, in no particular order. Groups of residues (models) are specified analogously. :12,14@CA - alpha carbons of residues 12 and 14 :12:14@CA - all atoms of residue 12 and alpha carbon of residue 14 :12-20@CA:14@N - alpha carbons of residues 12-20 and nitrogen of residue 14 WILD CARDS The global wild card * matches all atoms in a residue or all residues in a model. It stands alone as a symbol, that is, it cannot be used to match parts of names, such as G* or *A. The partial wild card = matches parts of atom or residue names but not parts of residue sequence numbers; similarly, the single-character wild card ? matches single characters within residue or atom names but not single digits within residue sequence numbers. For example: #1:12@*- or -#1:12 - all atoms in residue 12 of model 1 #0,1,2:50-*@CA - all alpha carbon atoms in residues 50 to the end of models 0, 1 and 2 #2:G?? - all residues which have three-letter names beginning with G in model 2 :fmn@?1 - atoms within residue FMN which have two-letter names ending with 1@S= - all atoms which have names beginning with S; in general, this will be all sulfur atoms #0@H@H?@H?? - all atoms with one-, two-, or three-letter names beginning with H in model 0 ---- Zone specifiers indicate atoms and residues that are within or beyond a given distance of the referenced atom(s). z yield the sets complementary to their
1993 240sx sometimes starts running rough but goes away and comes back it also sometimes shuts off while driving.?
adjust your idle...the idle screw needs to be pulled left.
97 jaguar xj6l transmission light comes on while accelerating?
the tranny light comes on, because the idle speed or timing need to be adjusted.
My 1998 ES300 is making a knocking or grinding noise while in idle and will stop after drive it for a while but will return once you go back to idle Can anyone help?
I just took my car into to shop and the problem is the EGR Valve.
Why 1991 Chevy silverado idles for a while then jumps to high idle?
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Why does the guy you like who likes you too don't reply you on aim when he comes back from idle?
Boys have a theory that by answering a girl too quickly that a girl will be in control.
Why would a 1992 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi have single knock sound from the back bottom of the motor after the engine rev comes back to idle?
I read that bad motor mounts can cause this knocking sound
What do i check when my jeep has a horibble idle and the check engine light comes on for a day or two then goes off for a week then comes back on and so forth. it never blinks any ideas.?
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How do you adjust the idle speed on a Yamaha Razz carburetor?
there is a little screw on the back of the carb. if you loosen it, it will idle slower, tighten it, it will idle faster.
How do you adjust the idle on a 97 dodge 1500 5.2 L?
It is not adjustable. The computer controls idle speed through an idle stepper motor on the back of the throttle body. If idle speed is incorrect you have either a mechanical, sensor, actuator, or computer issue.It is not adjustable. The computer controls idle speed through an idle stepper motor on the back of the throttle body. If idle speed is incorrect you have either a mechanical, sensor, actuator, or computer issue.
What is wrong if the check engine light comes on at idle and the engine run rough on a 1994 Mazda 929?
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When in park vehicle has high idle and shakes but when are moving it is fine?
Let it idle when moving and get back to us.
What if your 1994 mercury topaz 2.3L 4-cylinder eng has high idle all the time how can you adjust It is manual and have replace idle air controller. PLEASE Help?
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