Observations: Viscosity of the Syrup

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Q: Why RBCs burst when kept in distilled water.

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Q: Experimental Methyl Orange at 460 nM Codcentratidn Tube 0.175 0.236 6.079 0156, 0-678 2. uanown.…

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Q: Brick-red colour appeared in Benedict's test indicates that glucose is oxidized inthe solution. 4.

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Q: Why the normal saline normally contains 0.9 NACL (MW for NACL about 58g/mole)

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A: Carbhohydrate: Carbohydrates is found in sugars, starches, and dietary fibre are sugars, starches,…

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A: To determine the actual concentration of Bovine serum albumin in a highly concentrated unknown…

Q: Some characteristics about plastic bottle.

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A: A property of materials that shows both elastic and viscous characteristics is known as…

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Q: Principle of Neutralization Tests (NT).

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Q: Effect on H+ when dissolved in H2O.

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Q: Give the reason for adding cyclohexane in the flow chart.

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