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What is the difference between a competitive and a non competitive inhibitor?

Competitive inhibitors have a molecular shape similar to the substrate therefore compete with the substrate for the active site on the enzyme. If the concentration of substrate increases, the effect of th...

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Answered by Dominique N. Biology tutor
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Can you explain Le Chatelier's Principle?

Le Chatelier's principle: If the external condition is changed, the equilibrium will shift to oppose this change. What are these external conditions that can be changed? Temperature, pressure and concentr...

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Describe the principles of fission and fusion. With reference to the nuclear binding energy curve, explain how energy is released.

Fission is the process by which heavier unstable elements split into smaller fragments, and releases energy for elements further to the right on the BE curve than iron. The fission fragments are further t...

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Answered by Shane D. Physics tutor
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Lisez tout le texte et traduisez ce passage en français

Encore plus que la précédente, la génération "digital native" vit dans un univers massivement visuel. La consommation multimédia de la jeunesse en atteste. En 2009, les jeunes de 15 à 25 ans pas...

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Answered by Megan K. French tutor
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Explain why the Proportional Representation voting system may offer better representation than a First-Past-The-Post system?

Proportional representation (PR) provides better representation because thresholds for representation are far lower. In FPTP, parties are required to gain majorities in small geographic regions such as th...

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Answered by JACK A. Politics tutor
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