EPM means Earning per minute. When we calculate CM we need to know EPM. Example SMVxEPM=CM.
To determine the mass of SO4 ions in 4.5g of Na2SO4, first calculate the molar mass of Na2SO4 (which is 142.04 g/mol). Next, find the molar mass ratio of SO4 in Na2SO4 (which is 96.06 g/mol out of 142.04 g/mol). Finally, calculate the mass of SO4 ions by multiplying the molar mass ratio by the total mass of Na2SO4 (4.5g).
The feces of opossums may contain sporocysts - cysts that contain spores that can reproduce asexually. Horses can ingest these sporocysts with feed, grass or water contaminated with opossum feces. The protozoa can leave lesions on the spinal cord and brain stem. It is this neurological damage that can cause the various symptoms of EPM.
That means how fast it advances.
No, EPM is not transmitted from horse to horse. EPM is contracted by eating feedstuffs or drinking water that has been contaminated by oppossum feces wich contain S. neurona sporocysts--this is the infective stage of the S. neurona lifecycle. This infective stage is not shed in equine feces.
EPM can present with any number of neurological deficits. Lack of coordination, stumbling, dragging toes and asymmetrical loss of muscle are common signs of EPM. EPM does not present with a fever which is one of the signs used to differentiate it from infectious neurological diseases such as Eastern and Western Equine Encephalitis or West Nile Virus.
SO4 is not a molecule. (SO4)2- is the sulfate ion.
While some veterinarians in Kentucky may have vaccinated against EPM in the past, there is no longer and EPM vaccine on the market. Fort Dodge, while able to prove the safety of their vaccine and having it conditionally licensed for several years, could not prove efficacy and so lost the license for the vaccine.
It is possible. The disease your neighbor is talking about is equine protozoal myeloencephalitis (EPM). Currently it is generally accepted that EPM is caused by aberrant migration of a parasite (Sarcocystis neurona) through the central nervous system of a horse. S. neurona is commonly found in raccoons, where it is an intestinal parasite that is transmitted through the feces.Treatment for EPM is generally symptomatic and not particularly helpful; the damage is caused by the parasite and there isn't much a veterinarian or anyone else can do to reverse the damage to the neurons. Most horses diagnosed with EPM are either retired to pasture or breeding (if the damage is mild) or are euthanized for humane reasons.However, there are plenty of horses exposed to raccoon feces in their feed who never get EPM, and there are some horses who develop EPM but have no history of exposure to raccoons.
It is SO4 -2 named as sulphate ion.
Ba(SO4) + 2KCl
SO4 is the chemical formula for the anion sulfate.