1,716 Answered Questions for the topic biochemistry
11/28/18
Entropy change question help
N2+3H2=2NH3 is an equilibrium reaction and is 7.07x10-4 mol L-1 at 623k.given that the enthalpy of the reaction is -92kjmole-1 what is the entropy change at this temperature. Note R= 8.134J k-1mol-1
11/25/18
I've a problem with ranking compounds
thank you for taking some time for this, these two questions i dont get:arrange the following bonds in order of polarity, from the least polar to the most polar: H-H, O-H, Cl-H, S-H, and F-HRank...
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11/22/18
What changed rate of reaction?
. Which of the following changes is likely to DECREASE the rate of a reaction?A. increasing the activation energyB. increasing the concentration of reactants C. increasing the temperatureD....
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11/22/18
Equilibrium constant
Consider the reactions 5a and 5b, below, taking place at 25 °C, and answer the following questions.5a H2S O3( g) ⟶ SO2( g) + H2O(g) △Go = +10 kJ mol- 15b H2( g) + Cl2( g) ⟶ 2 HCl(g)...
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11/22/18
What is the molecular structure of these and why?
XeCl2 , ICl3 , TeF4 , PCl5what is the molecular structure of these and why?
Biochemistry Chemistry
11/22/18
pH value from pka
Calculate the pH for a solution of 0.15 M CH3C OOH, given that the pKa for the acid is 4.75.
11/22/18
Enthalpy question
The heats of formation of CH4( g), H2O (g) and CO(g) are -890.4 kJ mol- 1, -241.8 kJ mol- 1 and -110.5 kJ mol- 1 respectively. Determine the enthalpy change for the reaction and state...
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11/22/18
Equilibrium.... shift of equilibrium
Oxygen can be converted to ozone (O3) in the following reaction:3 O2( g) + heat ⇌ 2 O3(g)All of the following changes at equilibrium will shift the reaction to products except:A. adding O2...
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Enthalpy change
In gluconeogenesis, glucose can be produced by reaction of pyruvic acid and glycerol. Upon consideration of the simplified version of this reaction, as shown below, and making use of the data in...
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Biochemistry Chemistry
11/16/18
please turn the verbal sentence(s) into an expression.
The sum of two numbers is 6. The second number is three times greater than the first number.
08/27/18
How to make a buffer?
So I have to make a 0.02 M Sodium Phosphate buffer @ pH of 7, easy enough I use monosodium and disodium phosphate as the acid and base, I used the henderson hasselbach equation. But now I have to...
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08/27/18
What is the Main Energy Processing System in PLANTS?
Basically a Bioenergetic Question.
Choose one of the Ans. That you think is the right one.
A. PHOTOSYNTHESIS
B. RESPIRATION
C. MITOCHONDRIA
D. BOTH A&B
THANKS FOR THE HELP!
06/17/18
Quantum Numbers and Ground vs Excited State
If an excited H atom EMITS a 95nm photon when relaxing to the ground state, what was the principle quantum number of the excited state?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
e. 5
04/13/18
How could SDS Page and immunoblot be used to determine whether a viral protein was a glycoportein?
How could SDS Page and immunoblot be used to determine whether a viral protein was a glycoportein?
Can u please explain how it works?
04/11/18
how can IHC be used to judge the virulence of 2 neuro-invasive virus strains in mouse infections?
can u also reference a good website or paper that explains it?
Biochemistry Trna
03/31/18
The process of translation uses fewer tRNA's than codons
A. when nutrient levels are low, in order to conserve energy
B. because certain tRNAs can recognize multiple codons
C. due to several amino acids sharing certain tRNA's
D. so splicing is...
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Biochemistry Rna Splicing
03/31/18
In eukaryotes, which of the following is true of RNA splicing?
Here are the options:
A. It increases the variety of proteins that are made
B. It eliminates exons before introns are translated
C. It prevents accidental translation of ssDNA
D. It...
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Biochemistry Dna
03/31/18
Which of the following best describes the organization of eukaryotic DNA?
Here are the options:
A. Each chromosome is circular when fully relaxed
B. Its genes are grouped in operons according to function
C. Many exons exist within its gene that must be...
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03/24/18
What clinical problems would be expected to arise if fetal hemoglobin persisted into adulthood?
Fetal hemoglobin has higher oxygen affinity so my only thought might be that it would not release oxygen as easily in the tissues.
What causes tropomyosin's affinity for actin?
I'm doing research via expansion microscopy on tropomyosin stability and how it effects actin myosin binding and muscle contraction. I'm super new to research so I don't think my professor expects...
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Biochemistry Biology Tutor
02/25/18
When we cook an egg the proteins denature, but do not degrade. Why?
Please explain, can use diagram.
02/24/18
SDS-Page question?
what is the relationship between gel strength (%) and mobility of protein?
02/12/18
how does reasoning aid biochemistry research?
How do a biochemist analyse a problem and profer solutions? What methods are taken?
01/06/18
please work out chi squared, p value and also what is the null hypothesis?
Tom keeps a jar with coins in his office. After a long meeting with Toni discussing statistics, Tom noticed that some coins were missing. Rightfully, Tom accused Toni of ‘borrowing without consent’...
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12/03/17
I need to calculate the molar extinction coefficient for phycocyanin.
I have a calibration curve, with the equation of the line, and the concentrations of the plotted points, with absorbency plotted against concentration (mg/ml) How do I solve using the Beer Lambert...
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