What do we expect to happen in this experiment?
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you should find that the glucose will test positive int he water in the beaker and that the starch will not be present. this is because the starch molecules are too large to get through the dialysis bag.
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It isn't a very good control if your cells die before the experiment is complete.  More info is needed to get a more specific answer.
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I think it sounds very interesting.  Have you thought about how you will test this question and then how you will present your findings?  Good luck to you!
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What, exactly, where you expecting to happen?
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this experiment is called calorimetry
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no, i havent  what happens?
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The equilibrium constant is determined experimentally.  Where you give any experimental data in your homework problem?
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Interesting question...let's wait for the answers, Shall we??
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will know tomorrow morning.  My guess is that there will NO effect. He has no control and what effect would have been only minimal.  Besides it is already in mkt place.
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Experiment life is short.
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What equipment?\nWhat experiment?\nWhat error?
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I would refine the problem some more first.\nResearching "the impact of objects on wood" is a little vague.  What type of objects?  What do you mean by "impact" in a scientifically testable way?  What type of wood (not just "oak" or "pine", but wooden boards?  wooden chairs?).\n\nThink of what your controls for the experiment will be, what will be your variables, how will you test, ...\nFollow the scientific method.
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There is a great animation that explains the experiments in detail (with pictures) on the Mendel site at http://www.mendel-museum.org/eng/1online/experiment.htm
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Here's an example:\nTheory and experiment alike become meaningless unless the scientist brings to them, and his fellows can assume in him, the respect of a lucid honesty with himself (J. Brownowski, personal communication, September 1, 2000).
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Did you pay attention to the experiment?  Your hypothesis is what you think might happen.  In fact, you've already stated the hypothesis: \n"If the enzyme is boiled,it will become denatured and no longer function."\n\nThe discussion details what you think about the experiment and compares it to other knowledge.  It also tells why you got the results you did...it's basically an overview of the experiment and further research on why things did what they did.  \n\nI hope you have the results handy to refer to.
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Mm...I remember when I did this lab last year. I will try to help you \n\n1. I don't remember. If you add more details...I'll be able to help you\n2. We need an equilibration period, so we start the experiment in all the vials at the same condition. SO..all of them are at the same temperature, pressure and we won't get far away from the expected results.\n\n3. the volume? Well...I am not sure about this one. You should explain a little bit more. But..I remember that KOH that you  you put in the cotton will absorbe CO2 produced by the vials that have the respiration process going on.\n\n4. again..provide background information about the experiment\n\nPLEASE...we know that it is about cellular respiration. But it the questions don't make sense to us if we don't know a little more about the procedure!
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Great idea.  What is your hypothesis?  What experiment will you do?  What data will you collect?  How will you interpret it?