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Types of chemical bonds

Ionic bond- this is an electrostatic force of attraction between two oppositely charged ions, i.e. a positively charged ion and a negatively charged ion. 

Covalen...

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Microbiological techniques- gel electrophoresis

Scientists in labs use a technique called gel electrophoresis which allows them to separate a mix of DNA fragments by size.

This is used in conjunction w...

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Answered by Lizzie B. Biology tutor
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What is a virus?

A virus is made of DNA wrapped in a coat made of protein. It is very small, typically nanometres across (one billionth of a metre).

Viruses are different from bacteria as they are smaller...

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What is a mole and why is it useful?

Molecules are very small, much smaller than we can see with our eyes. For this reason, we can’t simply just count the number of molecules in a sample by looking at it. Even if we could, there are so ma...

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How should you structure an A-level English Literature essay?

One way in which you could structure an essay would be with a diamond structure. This is when your answer begins with your point (your argument- clearly established at the beginning of the essay) progr...

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