
Description of flask (noun: plural: flasks) rounded glass structure, usually with a long neck, used in experiments
Samples of flask You would use a flask in a laboratory. Bile acids were recovered from the Lipidex 1000 by eluting the column with 40 ml 100% methanol into the original round bottomed flask.
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Description of sodium (noun: no plural) chemical element with the symbol Na that is an important ion in cells
Samples of sodium Sodium has a role in fluid balance, nerve conduction and muscle contraction.
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Description of filtrate (noun: plural: filtrates) the solid that is separated from a solution
Samples of filtrate Another name for the filtrate is the residue.
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Description of freezing point (noun: plural: freezing points) temperature at which a liquid turns to a solid at a particular pressure
Samples of freezing point The freezing point of water is 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Description of fermentation (noun: plural: fermentations) the process of releasing energy from a carbohydrate without oxygen by producing alcohol or lactic acid
Samples of fermentation Ethanol is made by a fermentation process. Fermentation is related to the whole process involved in the breakdown of glucose like glycolysis and additional steps including ethanol and lactic acid.
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Description of fluid mosaic model (noun: plural: fluid mosaic models) the lipid bilayer structure of membranes
Samples of fluid mosaic model The fluid mosaic model is a theory of membrane structure.
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Description of rib cage (noun: plural: ribcages) the bony cavity of the chest formed by the costa and sternum
Samples of rib cage The rib cage protects the lungs and heart.
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Description of epigastrium (noun: no plural) upper abdomen between the ribcage and navel
Samples of epigastrium The esophagus lies in the epigastrium.
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Description of magnetize (verb: magnetized; magnetized; magnetizing) to make an object attract iron or steel
Samples of magnetize You can magnetize steel by rubbing it with a magnet.
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Description of sharp (adjective: sharper; sharpest; the sharpest) having a thin edge suited for cutting
Samples of sharp Surgeons need sharp blades to operate.
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