The number of protons in a mango depends on the mass of the mango, and then it depends on how accurate you want the answer. A proton is a hydrogen atom. As a first estimate, most of the mango is water. If it was ALL water then (as in 18g of water there is 2g of hydrogen and 16g of oxygen) then 1/9 of the mass would be hydrogen. 6 x 1023 = 600,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 . This very big :} number is called a mole and it's the number of protons in a gram, roughly. Each gram of hydrogen contains 6 x 1023 atoms, so 9g of mango with 1g of hydrogen contains 6 x 1023 protons. So, weigh your mango in grams, divide the weight by 9, and multiply that by 6 x 1023 to get the number of protons.
Mango seeds are found inside mango fruit. Lemon seeds are found inside lemons.
DNA in eukaryotes is mostly found inside the nucleus. However there is a small amount of DNA contained in the mitochondria.
Inside the nucleus of a cell
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Mango seeds are found inside mango fruit. Lemon seeds are found inside lemons.
DNA found inside the cells. DNA is inside the nucleus.
A mango has about 135 calories.
DNA in eukaryotes is mostly found inside the nucleus. However there is a small amount of DNA contained in the mitochondria.
You can get at lest one cup or less.
The human body contains approximately 6 feet of DNA, which is coiled up inside the nucleus of each cell.
it depends what you put inside.
A mango weighing 250 gms has 1.5 gms of Protein in it.
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To effectively cut a mango with a seed inside, first slice off the two fleshy sides along the seed. Then score the flesh in a crisscross pattern, being careful not to cut through the skin. Finally, push the skin side out to invert the cubes and enjoy the diced mango.
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