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How do acid buffer solutions work?

Firstly, we have to understand what a buffer is. A buffer is a solution which resists changes in pH when small amounts of acid or base are added. The key word here is small amounts, as if too much acid or...

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Describe how a vaccine leads to production of antibody against the disease (4 marks)

This question is asking for an outline of how antibody is produced in an immune response, and for the 4 marks, we need to identify 4 or more steps using key words in this process. This question could also...

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Answered by Erin P. Biology tutor
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Analyse how Shakespeare presents Macbeth's decent into madness

Macbeth is a play about a characters demise. He starts as an ambitious, hungry, and shrewd character with a thirst for power. As he transforms into the King he yearns to be, he is then consumed by the for...

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Answered by Claudia H. English tutor
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Explain the role of Cryospheric change in the water cycle (4 marks)

The cyrosphere is one of the main stores of water, this also includes permafrost. Any crysopheric change can influence sea levels. For example, during a glacial period where there is significant cooling, ...

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Answered by Lara R. Geography tutor
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Find the roots of this equation: y=(8-x)lnx

To find the roots, let y=0 and find the places where the graph crosses the x-axis. When y=0, (8-x)lnx =0. This can be solved by splitting the terms and putting each =0. This is because if the answer is 0,...

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Answered by Ella S. Maths tutor
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