'Sucrose' presentation slideshows

PREVENTION II

756 views • 45 slides

Carbohydrates Chapter 2

675 views • 41 slides

Warm Up

433 views • 31 slides

400 views • 30 slides

1. The molecule that is most directly used to power different cell activities is

1. The molecule that is most directly used to power different cell activities is. Glucose Sucrose ATP ADP. 2. How is an ATP molecule different from an ADP molecule?. The two molecules have a different sugar The two molecules have a different nitrogen group

383 views • 29 slides

I c e - C r e a m

I c e - C r e a m Food Facts & Fallacies YSCN0006 I scream You scream We all scream for ice-cream What is ice-cream? 1 Cool Smooth Yummy What is ice-cream? 2 Water Fat Carbohydrate Protein Air What is ice-cream? 3 Solid (at low temp) Liquid (at room temp) A colloid Emulsion

1.14k views • 28 slides

Solutions Ch 15

366 views • 25 slides

Osmosis Practice Problems

452 views • 24 slides

Selective and Differential media

Selective and Differential media. Media for Isolation of Microbes. General (all purpose): contains basic nutrients for most bacteria Enriched : contains extra growth factors & nutrients (Fastidius organism)

3.02k views • 22 slides

Introduction to Pharmacology

Introduction to Pharmacology. Pharmacology Ch 1 and FPP Ch 5. Basic Terminology. Pharmacology: the study of drugs, how they work, and how they are used by the body Pharmacodynamics - study of how the drugs affect the body Pharmacokinetics-the study of how the body affects the drug

855 views • 22 slides

High Intensity Sweeteners

High Intensity Sweeteners. Nabors. 2002. Sweet Choices: Sugar replacements for Foods and beverages. Food Technology 56 (7) 28-34,45. High Intensity Sweeteners. A number of choices now available All are not approved in any given country Major determinants for choosing a sweetener:

945 views • 19 slides

Water Milk Coffee

293 views • 16 slides

Amino acids

Amino acids. Met dank aan Dr. Detke. Most amino acids are chiral. All naturally occuring amino acids except Gly are the L isomer L & D amino acids are stereoisomers. Most amino acids are zwitterions. amino acids are zwitterions at neutral pH (contains negative and positive charged groups).

589 views • 16 slides

Lab 2 MICROBIOLOGY Background ? Bacterial species can be distinguished from one another by looking at a variety of

Lab 2 MICROBIOLOGY Background ? Bacterial species can be distinguished from one another by looking at a variety of characteristics: ? Morphology of individual bacterium of a species: - cocci - rods / bacilli - spirilla ? Colonial appearance of a bacterial species: - size

366 views • 11 slides

ENZYMES

426 views • 11 slides

Stool Culture, Vibrio colerae

Stool Culture, Vibrio colerae. D. M. M. Lab. Stool Culture, Vibrio cholera . Aim of the test To isolate Vibrio cholera from stool specimen and perform antibiotic sensitivity testing . Pre-Specimen processing See under stool culture, routine . ( Rice water stool ).

1.31k views • 10 slides

Chemical Bonds: Stability in Bonding

359 views • 8 slides

1.69k views • 7 slides

Unit 1: Basic Concepts of Chemistry

Unit 1: Basic Concepts of Chemistry. Energy and Chemical Reactions Part II. Energy and Chemical Reactions. Energy transfer of physical and chemical processes. Physical processes that have energy transfers:. Chemical processes that have energy transfers:.

270 views • 6 slides

Solving Basic Molarity Problems

Solving Basic Molarity Problems. S.I. Videos for Biology 1441 By Eliel Arrey www.elielarrey.com. MOLARITY IS CONCENTRATION MOLARITY = MOLS / LITRE. A 16 g of Oxygen is dissolved in 2L of water. What is the Molarity of the final solution?. 16g O, Molar mass of O = 16g/1mol. 16g/mol

201 views • 4 slides