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    Answering Buoyancy Questions: Are My Answers Correct?

    I have answered the following questions, but I will like to know if my answers are correct. Any help will be appreciate it. 1) one ice cube is placed in a glass of water. When the ice cube melts, does the water level rise, fall or stay the same. my answer: the water level rises. 2) a...
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    Primary and secondary active transport, and passive transport?

    I have to identify whether the following are primary active transport, secondary active transport, or passive transport. Then I have to decide what is the energy source: a chemical reaction, concentration gradient of cotransported ion, or conc gradient of transported solute. Below are my...
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    What Are Unusual DNA Structures Like Hoogsteen Pairs and Hairpin Structures?

    I checked my answers and I do not undersand why some of them are incorrect.
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    What Are Unusual DNA Structures Like Hoogsteen Pairs and Hairpin Structures?

    i have to fill in the blanks for the following questions using the following choices (some will be used once, others more than once, and others not at all) : z-dna, cruciform structure, mirror repeat, hairpin structure, g-tetraplex, triplex dna, hoogsteen pairs, a-dna, duplex dna, inverted...
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    Chymotrypsin Mechanism: Correct Steps for Enzymatic Catalysis

    what are the correct steps for the mechanism of chymotrypsin? Below is my answer but I don't know if it is right. a) His 57 catalyzes removal of H from Ser 195 hydroxyl. b. Ser 195's nucleophilic O attacks carbonyl C of substrate. c. His 57 donates H to N of sissile peptide bond...
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    Inelastic collision blocks of wood

    thank you of replying! Yes, I did a wrong calculation for part 1, the answer is 4.76m/s for part 2, I did (4.76m/s)^2= 2x9.8xh so h= 1.16 and then to find angle I did cos theta= length -h/ length so theta is cos^-1= 2-1.16/2= cos^-1 (0.42) theta= 65.2 degress is this correct for...
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    Inelastic collision blocks of wood

    1. a mass m1=5g moving to the right at a speed of 100m/s undergoes a perfectly inelastic collision with a block of wood, m2= 100g, at rest. what is the speed just after the collision? 2. if the mass and block of wood described in question #1 are parts of a ballistic pendulum of length 2m...
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