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    that is usuall Premium1407 Words6 Pages ink out of teabags II. Rationale The history and usage of ink can be traced back to the 18th century B.C.‚ with the utilization of natural plant dyes‚ animal and mineral inks based on such materials. Ink is a pigment in a liquid form or paste form used as colorants and dyes. Ink provides much of the color... Premium906 Words4 Pages HerbO ink *ABSTRACT: There are many kinds of ink. In our experiment we will use Ti plant as the main component of our ink.

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    Spit Lab

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    test‚ the objective was to find the test materials that have a reducing sugar. In the reducing sugar test benedicts was used. In the grease spot test‚ the objective was to find all the samples that had a lipid. Another one of the lipid tests were the dye test which was a more specific test to find the substances that all contained a fat by using a solution of Sudan 4 and water. The protein test’s purpose was to determine all the test materials that contained a protein by using biuret solution. The procedure

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    Punk Hairstyles Punk hairstyles are in a class of their own. Punk Hairstyles express freedom‚ independence and expression. Basically punk culture is more than hairstyles. Punk culture has to deal with clothing‚ jewelry‚cosmetics and hairstyles as the whole part of punk culture. Punk hairstyles emerged in the 1970’s however it became more popular in the 80’s with the help of MTV and popular band influence. The 80’s punk hairstyle included colored hair‚ spikes‚ infamous mohawk and other unconventional

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    Gram Stain Lab

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    spirilla. Since bacteria pretty much have the same reflective index as water‚ a bacteria cell must be dyed so that these shapes can be seen. Materials: Petri dish Dropper Cleansing solution Slides Bibulous paper Inoculation loop Crystal violet dye‚ Iodine Acetone Safranin Water from the sink Microscope Clothes pin Bunsen burner Methods: 1. Obtain your slide and draw two circles where your bacteria will go. 2. Connect you Bunsen burner and run your inoculation loop through the flame

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    MICROSCOPE In this experiment‚ we have learned several basic molecular biology techniques. Here they are; Simple staining: Only one type of dye used for simple staining and it stains all cells the same color. Creating contrast between cell and background to observe cell morphology is aimed. Differential staining: A differential stain uses more than one dye and stains different kinds of organism with different colors. Positive staining: If cell itself is stained it is called positive staining. It

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    Prelim Exam

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    using different temperatures. c. fossil fuels ______4. It consist of paraffin wax‚ beeswax mixed with coal tar-dye. d. foot powder ______5. The protein where sulfanilamide was synthesized e. fractional distillation ______6. It is a preparation of soap‚ tragacanth‚ and glycerin to soften the skin f. chemotherapy ______7 . Compounds which fasten dyes g. lanolin ______8. Wool grease from sheep h. mordants ______9. Study of fighting diseases-causing

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    02 II (2) | (a) The figure below shows the initial set-up of a model of the mass flow hypothesis for translocation in the phloem.Model of mass flow hypothesis (i) It was observed that the dye moved from osmometer X to osmometer Y during the course of the experiment. Explain this observation according to the mass flow hypothesis. (3 marks) (ii) Explain the function of tubing M in this model. In plants‚ which tissue serves the same function as tubing M? (3

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    Yeast Osmosis Lab

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    Osmosis is the movement of water across a membrane. It always navigates to the area of the membrane with a higher solute concentration. We take a closer look at the effects of osmosis in this lab through the examination of red blood cells (sheep)‚ plant cells (elodea)‚ and active transport in yeast. Under the microscope‚ we can determine the effects on plant and animal cells exposed to hypotonic‚ hypertonic‚ and isotonic sodium chloride solutions. Plant cells have a cell wall; however‚ animal cells

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    play a very important role in microbiology and pharmaceuticals. The samples of milk were collected from the market surrounding places like Brahmapuram‚ Thiruvalluvar and Katpadi. Its nutritional quality was analysed by pH determination‚ Methylene Blue Dye Reduction Test Assay‚ and the cost of extracting casein was analysed using the principles of bioprocess economics‚

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    The dye particles also diffused against a high to low concentration gradient through the visking tubing which is not osmosis as it is the movement of particles rather than as the molecules were able to move through the semipermeable membrane whereas the sucrose solution particles are too large to diffuse through the semipermeable membrane of the visking tubing so they remain within the tubing. This causes the dye to move from within the tubing and out to the water and stain it with the dye colour

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