Franklin Veaux

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Why Are Graphite’s Melting Conditions Extremely High? Insights on Structure and Pressure

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Why Are Graphite’s Melting Conditions So Extreme? Graphite exhibits extreme melting conditions because it sublimates directly from solid to gas under normal pressure and requires very high pressure to form...

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Cheap and Simple Preparative TLC Using Regular TLC Plates: A Complete Guide

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Easy and Cheap Preparative TLC with Regular TLC Plates Preparative thin-layer chromatography (prep TLC) can be performed effectively using regular TLC plates made from inexpensive materials. This approach allows for...

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Identifying the Blue-ish Component Above Xanthophyll in a TLC Plate of Spinach

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TLC Plate of Spinach: Identifying the Blue-ish Component Above Xanthophyll The blue-ish component on the right spot above the xanthophyll on a Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) plate of spinach is...

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Difference Between Free and Bound Ribosomes: Locations, Functions, and Mobility Explained

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Understanding the Difference Between Free and Bound Ribosomes Free ribosomes and bound ribosomes differ primarily in their cellular location and the destinations of the proteins they synthesize. Bound ribosomes attach...

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How to Ensure Your Tattoo Truly Represents TNT Without Misconceptions

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Ensuring Your Tattoo is TNT: A Detailed Guide Making sure this is TNT, I’m getting this tattooed and don’t trust my own knowledge addresses an important concern: verifying the accuracy...

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Job Opportunities and Tips for Finding Research Associate Roles in the EU

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Looking for Work as a Research Associate in the EU Research associate positions in the European Union span multiple fields, offering diverse opportunities across universities and research institutions. These roles...

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Heat Shock in a Thermocycler: Methods, Tips, and Necessity Explained

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Heat Shock in a Thermocycler Heat shock in a thermocycler is feasible and effective for transforming competent cells, especially E. coli. Setting the thermocycler to a constant 42°C and timing...

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Assessing VOCs in Your Home: Understanding Risks, Sources, and Expert Insights

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How Much Should You Worry About VOCs in Your Home? Concerns about VOCs (volatile organic compounds) in residential paints and products are common, but under normal conditions, the risk is...

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Understanding Aluminium in Dishwashers: Effects, Safety, and Cleaning Insights

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Aluminium in Dishwasher: Effects and Safety Aluminium items often corrode in dishwashers due to the alkaline nature of detergents, which react adversely with aluminium surfaces. This corrosion is common and...

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Why Does bromine Yield Fewer Products than Chlorine in Reactions with Light?

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Why Does Br2/hv Yield Fewer Products than Cl2/hv? Bromination (Br2/hv) produces fewer products than chlorination (Cl2/hv) because bromination is highly selective, favoring reaction at tertiary carbons, while chlorination is less...