...on injecte une solution d’héparine à 1%...
...déterminée Q d’une solution du colorant à...
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...dilution de la solution pour que sa...
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...rapport à la solution mère Concentration (en...
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...part, et une solution de mannitol (10%)...
...veine où la solution inoculée se mélangera...
...On injecte une solution de liquide physiologique...
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...clairement que la solution de mannitol est...
...excités par la solution de mannitol qui...
...0,2 mL d’une solution de HCl à...
...0,84 Interprétations La solution d’HCl permet d’apporter...
...en perfusion d’une solution d’adrénaline à 10-6 »,...
...en perfusion d’une solution d’adrénaline à 5.10-6 »...
...en perfusion d’une solution d’adrénaline à 10-5 »....
...la perfusion d'une solution d'adrénaline à 10-6...
...l’injection de la solution dans le ventricule....
...en perfusion d’une solution d’acétylcholine à 5.10-7 »....
...l’injection de la solution d’acétylcholine à 5.10-7,...
...passage de la solution dans le ventricule,...
...cœur avec la solution d’adrénaline dont la...

...la perfusion une solution d’adrénaline. On sort...
...vite dans la solution d’adrénaline. Lorsque qu’une...
...tuyau contient la solution – on le...
...instantanément dans la solution de Ringer. Une...
...parcours de la solution et déterminer le...
...la perfusion d'une solution d'adrénaline à 5.10-7...
...la perfusion d'une solution d'adrénaline à 10-6...
...Fréquence en min-1 Solution d’adrénaline à 5.10-7...
...3241,2 0,31 18,51 Solution d’adrénaline à 10-6...
...concentrations. Pour la solution à 5.10-7, Amplitude :...
...fréquence Pour la solution à 10-6 Amplitude :...
...la perfusion d'une solution d'acétylcholine à 10-6...
...important, avec une solution de Ringer contenant...
...la perfusion d'une solution d'atropine sur l'activité...
...la perfusion d'une solution d'adrénaline à 10-6...
...la perfusion d'une solution d'acétylcholine à 10-6...

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...from the surrounding solution while still permitting...
...membrane separating a solution with dye molecules...
...In a dilute solution like most biological...
...of a surrounding solution to cause a...
...tonicity of a solution depends in part...
...in the surrounding solution, water tends to...
...immersed in a solution that is hypertonic...
...immersed in a solution that is hypotonic...
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...to the extracellular solution. By generating voltage...
...are given a solution to drink that...

...CO2. This morphological solution created a new...
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...membrane from the solution with the higher...
...potential to the solution with the lower...
...immersed in a solution with a higher...
...pure water. Any solution at atmospheric pressure...
...a 0.1-molar (M) solution of any solute...
...a 0.1 M solution is separated from...
...osmosis into the solution. Water will move...
...exit. If a solution is separated from...
...pressure on the solution can counter its...
...water from the solution to the compartment...
...a 0.1 M solution (psi = -0.23...
...water to the solution. Application of physical...
...placed in a solution with a higher...
...in the surrounding solution and water will...
...Diffusion in a solution is fairly efficient...
...uptake of soil solution by the hydrophilic...
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...cells to soil solution and increasing membrane...
...As the soil solution moves along the...
...the dilute soil solution and concentrate them...
...in the soil solution. This selective process...
...into the soil solution. Cohesion of water...
...moves the whole solution, water plus minerals...
...is an aqueous solution in which sugar,...

...is called a solution. A sugar cube...
...form a uniform solution of sugar and...
...In an aqueous solution, water is the...
...resulting in a solution with two solutes:...
...solutes in aqueous solution. When carrying out...
...a material in solution is called its...
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...a 1 M solution of sucrose, we...
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...concentration in a solution. When hydrochloric acid...
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...concentration in a solution is a base....
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...In any aqueous solution at 25°C, the...
...In a neutral solution at room temperature,...
...acid to a solution shifts the balance...
...pH of a solution is defined as...
...In a neutral solution, = 10?7 M...
...of a neutral solution is 7. Acidic...
...OH? concentrations. A solution of pH 3...
...acidic as a solution of pH 6...
...pH of a solution when H+ or...
...added to the solution. Buffers accept hydrogen...
...ions from the solution when they are...
...H+ from the solution. Acidification of rivers,...

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...in a hypotonic solution. D) existing in...
...in an isotonic solution. E) Both B...
...M sucrose (C12H22O11) solution at 25°C is...
...M glucose (C6H12O6) solution at 25°C compare...
...A) The glucose solution has a lower...
...B) The glucose solution has a higher...
...of the glucose solution without more information....
...not form a solution due to ________....
...in an aqueous solution with an H+...
...A 49) A solution containing 10-8 M...
...a 10-4 M solution of HCl is...
...C 53) Compare solution A with pH...
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...solution B. B) Solution A has greater...
...buffering capacity than solution B. C) The...
...hydronium ion in solution A is 100...
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...pH of a solution of an organic...
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...ability of the solution to buffer is...
...0.1 M buffer solution having a pH...
...polar molecule in solution are immobile and...

...acidic 15. A solution of pH 7...
...compared to a solution of pH 9...
...containing a DNA solution and a beaker...
...containing a glucose solution. If chemical analysis...
...a 4% NaCl solution. How much NaCl...
...acidic is a solution with a pH...
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...concentration of a solution expresses the amount...
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...pH compared to solution B, then solution...
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...________________________________________ 64. A solution is composed of...
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...compared to a solution of pH 9...
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...a 4% NaCl solution. How much NaCl...
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...nucleus 64. A solution is composed of...

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...form salts in solution 27. A solution...
...solution 27. A solution is composed of...
...Acidic 29. A solution of pH 7...
...compared to a solution of pH 9...
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...compared to a solution of pH 9...
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...FALSE 64. If solution A has a...
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...groups in a solution 19. The smallest...
...58 25. A solution that contains an...
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...39. An unknown solution is poured into...
...A. The unknown solution is covalent. B....
...B. The unknown solution is hydrophilic. C....
...C. The unknown solution is adhesive. D....
...D. The unknown solution is ionic. E....
...E. The unknown solution is hydrophobic. Hydrophilic...
...solute C. the solution D. the buffer...
...the ion A solution contains both a...
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...46. In a solution, if the hydroxide...
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...What type of solution has a pH...
...is an acidic solution. A pH above...
...is a basic solution. 50. Limewater with...
...is an acidic solution. A pH above...
...is a basic solution. 51. Lemon Juice...
...base B. buffering solution C. weak base...
...is an acidic solution. A pH above...
...is a basic solution. 52. A solution...
...solution. 52. A solution which resists pH...
...pH of a solution as 7.1. The...
...acid to the solution and finds that...
...pH of the solution is still 7.1....
...A. The original solution was weakly acidic....
...B. The original solution was weakly basic....
...C. The original solution was buffered. D....
...D. The original solution was strongly basic....
...E. The original solution was strongly acidic....
...(OH-) in the solution. True / False...
...hydroxide ions the solution is considered an...