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How long will a bear live after ethylene glycol poisoning?
Ehtylene glycol is the primary ingredient of antifreeze and hydraulic brake fluit. Survival and the time depends on the amount of ethylene glycol and the weight of the bear. 120ml might kill an average sized man. Based on that about 240ml might kill a bear. Death might occur in roughly 12-36h.
What colors are seeds?
Seeds come in a variety of colors depending on the plant species. They can be black, brown, white, red, or even multicolored. The color of a seed is determined by its genetics and can help identify the type of plant it will grow into.
Which has more cell structures an animal cell or a plant cell?
Animal cells have few things that a plant cell doesn't. Ex: centrioles, lysosomes Plant cells have few things that an animal cell doesn't. Ex: plastids, cell wall
Does the nose identify more odors than your tongue identifies tastes?
That is right. Your tongue can identify only few tastes but nose can identfy hundreds of different types of smells.
How large does a stigma gets?
Stigmas on flowers can vary in size depending on the plant species. They can be as small as a few millimeters to as large as a few centimeters in diameter. Ultimately, the size of the stigma is determined by the specific plant's reproductive characteristics.
What substance can be added to water to make it freeze at a lower temperature?
Salt, alcohol, ethylene glycol, to name a few.
Ethylene glycol what can you clean it up with?
Ethylene glycol binds with water, so it can be rinsed and diluted. The primary danger is its sweet taste, so children and animals can eat it, and it is toxic. Ethylene glycol in air will break down in about 10 days. Ethylene glycol in water and in soil will breakdown within several days to a few weeks.
What food additives are permitted in organic foods?
A few of the permitted food additives in organic foods a reacidified sodium chlorite, ethylene, and tetrasodium pyrophosphate.
What mineral help absorb ethylene gas and thus slow fruit spoilage?
Ethylene gas is a ripening agent produced naturally by all plant tissue. Automotive emissions, plastics, smoke and fluorescent lights all increase ethylene gas levels, as well. When fruits and vegetables are growing in the ground, ethylene gas plays an important role in their life cycle and even helps them become colorful and tasty. After harvest, however, ethylene can become a plant's worst enemy, causing fruits to ripen and decay, vegetables and flowers to wilt.Because plants produce ethylene even after they are harvested, and are exposed to external sources of ethylene, confined storage areas, refrigerators and freezers are full of the deadly gas.You've seen the effects of ethylene gas damage many times: shrink (fresh produce and flower bulbs); russet spotting (leafy vegetables and eggplants); yellowing(cucumbers, broccoli and brussel sprouts); odor (garlic and onions); wilting (vegetables and cut flowers); scald and loss of crunch (apples); and rind breakdown(citrus).Without a system to remove this ethylene gas, the optimum shelf life of your fruits and vegetables can be cut to only a few days!Passing the TestIndependent testing by the Department of Geology at the University of South Florida and Pearson Testing Laboratories, Inc. in Marietta, Ga., has demonstrated the FridgeBuddy's ability to absorb ethylene gas and moisture - and the effect that ability has on the shelf life of perishable food.More than 2,300 hours of testing at the University of South Florida determined the mineral Guerite - absorbs up to 5% of its weight in ethylene gas and up to 11% of its weight in water. This mineral is used in some food storage products to elongate the lifespan of foods.
Any good websites to identify a fish?
There are a few different websites that you can go to identify fish. You can try going to petfinder.com.
Show a picture of the plant salvia?
There are 274 photos of the plant salvia, a few more of the flowering plant, and, finally a few thousand (about 46.099) more, under the related links.
Can i use Ethylene-glycol type coolant for Toyota Camry 1997?
Almost all coolant is ethylene-glycol. Even the new HOAT long-life coolants are ethylene-glycol. There are a few that have a different formulation. I'm guessing that the old "green stuff" will work fine. Some of the older cars used solder in various places in the cooling system/heater that was susceptible to attack by the HOAT coolants. [Hybrid Organic Acid Technology]
How long will a bear live after ethylene glycol poisoning?
Ehtylene glycol is the primary ingredient of antifreeze and hydraulic brake fluit. Survival and the time depends on the amount of ethylene glycol and the weight of the bear. 120ml might kill an average sized man. Based on that about 240ml might kill a bear. Death might occur in roughly 12-36h.
What does the word brono mean?
There are few responses to a search for the word, Brono. It is possibly the name of a Norse god, son of Baldur, who was a god of sunlight but there are pitifully few references to his achievements.
What is a Branch Key?
A Branch Key is a useful way to sort animals and plants into their correct groups, it is used to identify unknown plant and animals. Branching keys are most useful when there are only few living things to be sorted or identified.
How many parts of a plant are cells?
A Few.....
What is the effects of a drought on plant cells?
There are a few devastating effects that a drought can have on a plant. A drought can completely dry out a plant and kill it for example.
