What is meant by the term amphoteric?
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Amphoteric(ity): simply refers to having the characteristics of both acid and base.\n\nA substance is amphoteric  when it shows reactions that are characteristic of both acids and bases
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E All above. That is why they are called pluri (as in many) potent. Literally pluripotent means "able to be many things".
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Proteins are both amphoteric and zwiterrionic and so yes the term would be correct. When a protien dissolves in acid any free amine nitrogens will protonate and in base the amide links will deprotonate therefor amphoteric. In pure deionised water (pH-7) the acidic amide links will protonate the basic free NR3 and so also zwitterionic.
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Acronym. It stands for : Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
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I think its actually called Picric Acid.\n\nIt is explosive.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picric_Acid
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I hope that these web sites will give you material for your answer.  Good luck!\n\nhttp://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/0022-3727/33/3/102/\n\nhttp://www.williammeyer.com/Veltec/Definitions.htm
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Nope. Hypertonic=draws water in. Hypotonic=excess water. Isotonic=balanced. I remember it because "hyper" means a lot, as in a lot of molecules to attract water.
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It's called a saccrimeter, not sure of the spelling.  Wine and beer makers use it to measeure the amount of sugar left while fermenting.
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From what I have found:\n\nWhen grown on a petri dish "the color is olivaceous green to black from the front and black from the reverse."  I see no mention of it ever being white in color.\nhttp://www.doctorfungus.org/thefungi/cladosporium.htm\n\nThese treatments are listed on http://www.dermatologyinfo.net/english/chapters/chapter10_2.htm\n"Surgical excision and grafting.\nIntravenous Amphotericin B may have some effect .\nIntralesional Amphotericin B."\n\nFinally, from here: \nhttp://www.doctorfungus.org/mycoses/human/other/chromoblastomycosis.htm\nChromoblastomycosis is a chronic localized infection of the skin and subcutaneous tissue that follows the traumatic implantation of the etiologic agent.\n\nHope that helps!
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clairolfactory - n\nclairolfactorant - adj\n\nhttp://www.magic2k.com/dictionary/read.php?ID=18&PHPSESSID=264cbca3f22999acc681f11017da5e20
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Amphipathicity is the nominal characteristic of amphiphilic substances. The most obvious biological advantage is that amphipathetic lipds form the two-layer eukaryotic cell membrane. From a commercially advantaged standpoint, amphipathetics are sold as surfactants.\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amphiphilic
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there is a normal discharg & abnormal one in this case it prapably would be a fungal infx\nyou better see a doctor & have a culture of it.\nif you cant afford one\ntake one doses of metronedazol  1200mg each day for 2 days,\nor 300 three times daily for five days.
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aldehyde\nthe name of the compound is propionaldehyde
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It's just the technical name for a type of soap.\n\n"Surfactants are active cleansing substances that consist of a fat-soluble (lipophilic) part and a water-soluble (hydrophilic) part. The lipophilic part sticks to oil and dirt, and the hydrophilic part allows it to be washed away. Surfactants may be a soap, a synthetic detergent or a combination The choice of cleaning agent helps determine the product's lathering characteristics, feel on the skin and how easily it rinses off."\n\n"Amphoteric surfactants are both negatively and positively charged to leave a pleasant sensation on the skin and reduce the irritant action of anionic surfactants. An example is cocamido propyl betaine; betaines are derived from sugar beet."  -  from the link
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A NYMPHO ON AMPHETAMINES..jk.. HOWEVER IT IS AN ALBUM MADE BY CRADLE OF FILTH.. it's like when a man says he's intoxicated by a womens beauty.. **he can't get enough.. he wishes he could just soak in her beauty and get drunk by it...vv~see below~vv
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amphetamines are weak bases with a pKa of 9-10.  amphetamines are an amine-based drug.  amines cause ionization of water to form OH- ions.  this will result in a basic solution.
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Lusitropic: refers to any agent that affects the rate of relaxation