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Only one is available at gceguide.com- A*****
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May/June 2017 English , Maths + Sciences( Bio, chem, phy).
Can someone plz help me with this and also explain what these small circles represent...- A*****
- Post #28
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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!
Transpiration brings nitrates dissolved in solution up the plant....those nitrates are used to manufacture amino acids, which in turn are used to synthesis more proteins... Hope it helped :)- A*****
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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!
Sorry I was asking about the (e) part- A*****
- Post #20,387
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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!
Can someone plz help me with this...- A*****
- Post #20,385
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May/June 2017 English , Maths + Sciences( Bio, chem, phy).
Can someone plz answer this (e) part...- A*****
- Post #24
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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!
YOGHURT: *Warm milk and add the culture of bacteria. *Bacteria respires anaerobically and converts milk lactose to lactic acid. *Lactic acid causes milk protein(casein) to curdle, producing yoghurt. CHEESE: *Milk is fermented to lactic acid by bacteria. *This causes the milk protein to curdle...- A*****
- Post #20,384
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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!
*Ionic substances conduct electricity in molten or aqueous form...u need to mention this...while covalent substances don't conduct electricity in any state.- A*****
- Post #20,382
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May/June 2017 English , Maths + Sciences( Bio, chem, phy).
It's winter 15 paper 21... Question 6 part (b)- A*****
- Post #22
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May/June 2017 English , Maths + Sciences( Bio, chem, phy).
Ohh now I understand....actually I couldn't understand the question previously. Thanx alotttt- A*****
- Post #21
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May/June 2017 English , Maths + Sciences( Bio, chem, phy).
Can anyone plz answer it's last part in a bit detail...- A*****
- Post #18
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May/June 2017 English , Maths + Sciences( Bio, chem, phy).
Right...but why is the direction of both opposite??- A*****
- Post #17
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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!
Can someone plz EXPLAIN me the answer to this...- A*****
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May/June 2017 English , Maths + Sciences( Bio, chem, phy).
Can someone plz EXPLAIN me the answer to this...- A*****
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