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Plastics

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THE EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX (ECM)

THE EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX (ECM) Cells are embedded in a jelly of proteins and polysaccharides called the extracellular matrix or the ground substance In epithelial tissues, cells are tightly attached together to form sheets; ECM is scanty and forms the basal lamina

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Genotype to Phenotype To help you determine what your baby will look like.

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Carbohydrates

Carbohydrates. Chapter 5. Carbohydrate Structure. Presence of an aldose or a ketose Presence of multiple hydroxyl groups, which provide sugars with many reactive OH groups These characteristics lead to the possibility of many different spatial arrangements. Carbohydrate Structure.

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NANOTECHNOLOGY

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TEXTURE and TENDERNESS

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Chapter 18 Chemistry and Materials

Chapter 18 Chemistry and Materials. Diamond Paper, plastic, metals, glass, ceramics. 18.1 Paper is made of cellulose fibers.

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M-4 Advanced Therapeutics Course

M-4 Advanced Therapeutics Course. Mechanisms of antimicrobial action directed against the bacterial cell wall and corresponding resistance mechanisms. Altered drug targets (e.g., PBPs ribosomes, DNA gyrase). Altered uptake or accumulation of

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Carbon chemistry

Carbon chemistry. Organic Carbon Compounds. Organic Carbon Compounds. Organic compounds. Organic Carbon Compounds. Organic compounds. Organic Carbon Compounds. What is a hydrocarbon? What are their properties?.

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The Structure and Properties of Polymers

The Structure and Properties of Polymers. Also known as Bonding + Properties. What is a polymer?. A long molecule made up from lots of small molecules called monomers. All the same monomer. Monomers all same type (A) A + A + A + A ? -A-A-A-A- eg poly(ethene) polychloroethene PVC.

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What is a polymer?

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Chemistry Level 2

Chemistry Level 2. Giant covalent structures and nanomaterials. Giant covalent structures - 1. Diamond and graphite are forms of carbon with giant covalent structures. Fullerenes are another form of carbon used to form nanotubes. Giant covalent structures - 2.

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Polymers

Polymers. A large molecule made up of chains or rings of linked monomer units. What is the main Kinds of Polymers?. Natural Polymers. Protein. Cellulose. Starch. Fats. Synthetic Polymers. Polyester. Nylon. Polyethene. PVC. Synthetic Polymers. Polyester. Nylon. Polyethene. PVC.

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