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Decomposition of cellulose

Study of microbial activity:decomposition of cellulose by soilmicroorganisms.Microbial decomposition of cellulose isa major factor in the carbon cycle, as40 to 70% of plant dry matter consistsof cellulose.
 
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Product-No: P0988700

Influence of the temperature on microbial decomposition pro-cesses

 
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Product-No: P0988800

Influence of mineral oil or salt on the decomposition ofcellulose

 
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Product-No: P0988900

Decomposition of organic substances in water

Organic substances which end up innatural water bodies as waste water aremineralized by native microorganisms.Oxygen is used up and the organicallyfixed carbon content eventuallyeliminated from the water throughrespiration. However, due to thedecrease of dissolved oxygen nonpoisonous organic w ...
 
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Product-No: P0989000

Microbial decomposition of mineral oil

 
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Product-No: P0989100

Influence of temperature on the germination and growth of cress

Eight petri dishes are filled nearly to the brim with finely sieved, moist garden soil and 50 cress seeds are planted in each one. They are then placed inside a device which keeps each of the samples at a different temperature, whereby they are evenly distributed between cold and warm regio ...

 
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Product-No: P0989600

Effect of heavy-metal ions on the activity of enzymes

 
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Product-No: P0990100

Water quality - contamination with heavy metals

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Heavy-metal ions may be carried into surface or ground water from mining fields or via the waste water of galvanicor similar production sites. They block the effect of enzymes so that the processes in the metabolism of the organisms that are controlle ...

 
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Product-No: P0990162

Water quality - contamination with heavy metals

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Demonstration experiment using wireless data transmission to a large digital to display. Heavy metal ions can seep into water courses, for example from galvanising plants or other similar industries. They have the effect of suppressing the action of enzyme ...

 
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Product-No: P0990163

Giant chromosomes

 
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Product-No: P0990800

Culturing of fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster)

 
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Product-No: P0991700

Mendel's first law - law of uniformity, dominant monohybridinheritance in animals

 
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Product-No: P0991900

Dissolved components in different waters

Drinking water is one of the most important things our bodies need. Dissolved salts in various samples of water, mineral water, tap water, rain water, etc. are invisible but they can in certain circumstances greatly affect the quality of the water and its taste. Such contents ca ...
 
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Product-No: P1027200

Absorption of minerals by plants

 
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Product-No: P1034700

Alcoholic fermentation

Parallel experiments will be conducted to compare the fermentation of fruit juice and sugar solution using wine yeast. The speed of fermentation of the sugar solution can be increased by adding minerals. The fermentation tube can be placed on top of a variety of vessels with a neck capable of ...
 
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Product-No: P1037800

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