22. Your 9 year-old son wants to show his friends how cool he is. So he designs anexperiment that makes his friends' tee shirts "magically' turn black, metallic green. Thecaused this color change.presence ofanda. sucrose, neutral redb. glucose. Phenol redc. lactose, eosin methylene blued. lactose, neutral rede. glucose, eosin methylene blue23. Your husband is fully amazed when his dinner plate "magically" turned black whenyou put potatoes on his plate. The presence ofon the plate andin the potatoes caused this color change.a. iron, amylaseb. trypthophan, indolec. iron, hydrogen sulfided. lipase, fatse. decarboxylase, indole24. The role of safranin in the gram stain is similar to the role offast stain.a. methylene blueb. carbolfuschinc. acetone alcohold. heate. crystal violet25. Immersion oil was used in conjunction with thethe spread of light to increase the microscope's resolution.a. 100x, condensedb. 40x, increasedc. 100x total magnification, increasedd. 40x, condensede. 100x, increasedSlens, and itin the acid-

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Your 9 year-old son wants to show his friends how cool he is. So he designs an eriment that makes his friends' tee shirts "magically' turn black, metallic green. The sence of and caused this color change. a. sucrose, neutral red b. glucose. Phenol red c. lactose, eosin methylene blue d. lactose, neutral red

Your 9 year-old son wants to show his friends how cool he is. So he designs an eriment that makes his friends' tee shirts "magically' turn black, metallic green. The sence of and caused this color change. a. sucrose, neutral red b. glucose. Phenol red c. lactose, eosin methylene blue d. lactose, neutral red

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ISBN:9781285199047

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Chapter10: Fuels, Organic Chemicals, And Polymers

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