METABOLSM Life is the vital source of all living things, either plant or animals, big or small. Whatever their size may be, life is essentially important to all living things. If any organism must survived, Read More…
GST107 Good Study Guide Complete Question and Answer to TMA 2 Which is not an indication that learning has occur? Answer is ability to grapple with new things Learning about history and things past is Read More…
SAPMLE USE TO CARRY OUT THE TEST SPECIMEN: whole blood can be used to perform blood urea nitrogen. Since whole blood can be used, then EDTA container can be use to collect the sample. But Read More…
ESTIMATION OF PLASMA/SERUM UREA USING BERTHELET METHOD REAGENT BUFFERED UREASE REAGENT COMPOSITION EDTA (Ethylene diaminetetracetic acid) 1.0g Urease 150mg Distilled water 100ml PREPARATION Dissolved 1.0g of EDTA (Ethylene diaminetetracetic acid), and 150mg urease in 70ml Read More…
ESTIMATION OF CREATININE Creatinine is a nitrogenous product that is produced when metabolism of creatine in the skeletal and muscle. They are filter by the kidney and excreted in the urine. REAGENT SATURATED PICRIC ACID Read More…
CHM201: Physical Chemistry Ii TMA2 Question an Answer Question 1 : Calculate the standard entropy change for the following reaction, 2Ag2O(s)→4Ag(s)+O2(g)2Ag2O(s)→4Ag(s)+O2(g); given So[Ag2O]So[Ag2O] = 121.3 J/K·mol, SoSo[Ag(s)] = 42.6 J/K·mol, and So[O2(g)]So[O2(g)] = 205.1 J/K·mol. A. -126.4 J/K B. +126.4 J/K C. +132.9 J/K Read More…
CHM291: Practical Chemistry Iii-inorganic TMA4 Question 1 : potassium aluminum sulfate dodecahydrate is commonly known as _____ A. hydrated potassium aluminum sulfate B. aluminium C. sulfate D. alum Answer to Question 1 is D. alum Question 2 Read More…
Glucometer can be define as instrument use for measuring the blood sugar level of a patient. The advent of glucometer come as result of scientist try to finding quick way to estimate blood sugar of Read More…
ELECTROLYTE Electrolyte is a substance which when melted, will facilitate free flow of electricity. The substance form two charge ions, which are positively charge ions also called cations and negatively charge ion also called anions. Read More…
FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY The history of microbiology can be trace back to year 1675 when a man called Anthony Von Leeuwenhoek of blessed memory, he was born in 1632 and die in 1723, lived in Read More…
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