What is parrafin?  How does it come about?
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Paraffin is actually the final product to come from petroleum after a distillation process involving steam that separates the different components, or chains of hydrocarbons from the raw petroleum.  This is a process of distillation, separating, filtering and cleaning.
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Hi,\nI have Never heard about this....\nCan Anybody tell me...what is this\n\nArun
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Trimyristin is the triester formed from glycerol and three molecules of myristic acid, a long chain fatty acid.\n\nHydrolysis would be\n\nC45H86O6 -> C3H8O3 + 3 C14H28O2\n\nOne of the first chemistry experiments I did was the isolation of trimyristin from Nutmeg.
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Ibuprophin, lots of it.
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I just learned about this a couple of weeks ago, and auto-immune diseases, such as lupus, have a great response to it.  It is called glyco-nutrients.  I don't know how to explain it, other than it is key nutrients, that scientists have discovered that are essential in helping the cells to communicate, so that the body can function properly.  I will put a link to a website that explains the science about it as well as my own website.  You can email me from my website and I will send you more information if you would like.  I was impressed by the science behind it and the results that people were getting.  I hope this helps!
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The history of the origin of this synbol dates as far back as ancient Eqypt.\n\nCheck out this website!\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_prescription
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Mostly it's just hydrogen and carbon.  Parafins are polymers of hydrocarbon, much like what is in gasoline, except the chains are much, much longer.  The high molecular weight makes the wax not so volitile (ie it doesn't turn into a gas like gasoline) and the lengths makes the wax burn much more slowly.\n\nIn a regular candle, you'll have other random elements in whatever dyes or perfumes they use to make it comercially appealing, and maybe something to make them stiffer or whatever--but the wax is just hydrocarbon.
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yes. it's called pravastatin
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I have never heard of it, but would like some myself. How come no one knows about this wonder pill?
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It is a metabolic disease causing slow growth, enlarged liver, gout, kidney failure and chronic low blood sugar.  New treatments have greatly imporved the outcome for people with this disease.  With early diagnosis and treatment people who have it now live to adulthood.\n\nThe websites attached should help you.
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rbc-red blood cells; the hpf is high-powered field\nso the amount of red blood cells per high powered field
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This is a weird disease and is often misdiagnosed.  In fact it is more the rule than the exception that this is misdiagnosed.My mother came down with it after the flu shots were started. Has your father had the \nflu shot ? The drug companies now have insurance to cover this eventuality. Contact the drug company that made the shot. Maybe they will give you some help with the medical bills. My mother had that over twenty years ago and I didn't know she had had the oral vaccine when it first came out. If I had that knowledge I would have advised her to contact the manufacturer.  As it was my parents did not have Medical insurance. And they used up their life savings paying the hospital bill.  She was hospitalized for a month but that was over 20 yrs. ago when there was no treatment for this disease.  The prognosis is as weird as the disease. It is the only neurology disease that you can fully recover from.  However some people are left with permanent effects that range from a mild limp to paraplegia.That was at the time of the unknown treatment.  My mother was left with a dropped left foot. She had some permanent neuropathy. The treatment should prevent your father from having any permanent residuals.  He is lucky to get it now that it is more recognized. I could go on at length about this disease but this should give you a handle on this polio like disease.
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What is Sania? Is it a name?\nFarsi is the arabized version of the name of language spoken in Iran today. The original name of the language was Parsi the letter "P" does not exist in Arabic so it was changed to "F" after the Arab invation of Persia or Pars.
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No never heard of it.....but i will google it now.....i'm desperate.....\nthis is what i found....\n\nhttp://www.rainbowinvestigations.com/story.cfm?rainbowID=227
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Since the active ingredient in a candle is parrafin wax you need to get some plain parrafin wax and then some of the other non active ingredients.\n\nOnce you have done this light the parrafin wax and tryt o light the others and then you can see that you can not light the non active ingredients and you can light the parrafin.\n\nSo it must be the parrafin that burns in a candle.
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Parekh mean People who collects Diamonds
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You attach the small molecule (called haptenic determinant) to a macromolecule (called the carrier). For example you can raise antibodies against the dinitrophenyl group (DNP) by attaching it to bovine serum albumin (BSA), then you raise antibodies against this molecule like for any other and then select/isolate the desired anti-DNP by affinity chromatography with a resin that has DNP groups attached to it.\n\nIf you do a literature search you might find detailed protocols and maybe alternative carriers