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What are by-products in microbiology?
By-products in microbiology are substances produced as a secondary outcome of microbial metabolism. These can include gases, organic acids, enzymes, and other compounds that are not the primary focus of the microbial process but are generated as part of it. By-products can have important industrial applications, such as in biofuel production or pharmaceutical manufacturing.
What is a biproduct of yeast fermentation?
One byproduct of yeast fermentation is carbon dioxide, which contributes to the rising of bread dough and the carbonation of beer. Another byproduct is ethanol, which is commonly used in alcoholic beverages.
When energy is absorbed during a chemical reaction the reaction is classified as what reaction?
endothermic reaction
What chemical reaction that can proceed forward or backward is a?
You think probable to a reversible reaction.
What measures of how fast reaction occurs?
The measure is the rate of reaction.
Which of the following is an example of an exothermic reaction?
does it matter? an exothermic reaction has heat as a biproduct of the product while an endothermic reaction has heat as a part of the reactants. meaning heat is released in exothermic and absorbed in endothermic
What are by-products in microbiology?
By-products in microbiology are substances produced as a secondary outcome of microbial metabolism. These can include gases, organic acids, enzymes, and other compounds that are not the primary focus of the microbial process but are generated as part of it. By-products can have important industrial applications, such as in biofuel production or pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Can you combine sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate If so is the biproduct non toxic?
yea
What happen when you burn fuels such as coal and gasoline?
Carbon monxide is the biproduct of these two fules
Is religion simply a creation and biproduct of human psychology?
no religion is a way of life. Religious peoples lives revolve around what they believe
How is H2O created during exercise?
It is a biproduct of glucose (C6H12O6) and oxygen (O2).Results in3 Carbon Dioxide (2xC02)6 Water (6xH20)
What is the equation for photosyntheses?
6 H2O + 6 CO2 --> C6H12O6 + 6 O2 Water and carbon dioxide is turned into simple suger with oxygen gas as a waste biproduct.
How do you use Neptunium in real life?
Neptunium is radioactive, so it's usage would be somewhere in that realm. It is most often found as a biproduct of nuclear reactors and plutonium manufacture.
How trees are used in your daily lives?
you live in a house with wood in the framing, which comes from trees. Paper is made from trees. Anything made of cardboard is a tree biproduct. hope this helps.
When two amino acids combine does the amino group of one molecule combine with the acid group of the second molecule?
Yes, when two amino acids combine to form a peptide bond, the amino group (-NH2) of one amino acid reacts with the carboxyl group (-COOH) of the other amino acid. This reaction results in the formation of a peptide bond and the release of a water molecule.
How do you explain the preparation of ether by williamson synthesis?
The Williamson ether synthesis is a reaction that converts alcohols (R-OH) into ethers (R-O-R). The first step in this reaction is forming the conjugate base of the alcohol (called an alcoxide) by reacting the alcohol with sodium metal. This reaction forms hydrogen gas (H 2 ) as a biproduct, so if you perform this reaction take caution to keep all flame sources away during sodium addition.  The alcoxide can then be added to a suitable alkyl halide (typically a primary halide) to form the ether via anSN2 mechanism.  Example: An example of the Williamson ether synthesis to make diethyl ether.  However there are certain limitations of Williamson synthesis of ether. In Williamson Synthesis the attack is done by alkoxide ion. Alkoxide ion behaves as the neuoclophile as well as the base. When it behaves as the neuclophile it causes substitution reaction to occur the formation of ether. When it behaves as the base it causes the the elimination reaction to occur. With the formation of alkenes. These two reaction going from primary to secandory to tertiary alkyl halides.possibility of elimination reaction goes on increasing with the formation of more amount of alkene and less amount of ether .
Why does sun emits radiations?
Radiation just means light, but in all frequencies (instead of just the ones we can see with our eyes). The sun emits radiation as a biproduct (side effect) of fusion. I am not patient enough to try and explain fusion:) Wiki it
