Questions: 1. If a leaf contains many pigments, why does it look only green? 2. Is...
1. When you look at a leaf, the color is green because the pigment molecule chlorophyll is absorbing the wavelength of light associated with the green color: True or False and why?
1. A) Look at the plant at your station, what type of leaf does it have? 2.B) What does this tell you about the environment this plant normally grows in?
-Give a brief background on the role of pigments in photosythensis. -state your hypothesis. -finish with stating the rationale for your hypothesis (how did you arrive at these hypothesis?) this is an introduction piece, so it doesn't need the results to write the papee. introduction sections set up the background, purpose, rationale, and hypothesis for a study. Biod 20 PHOTOSYNTHESIS Background Plants harness the energy of the sun through a process called photosynthesis. The leaf is the plant organ that...
Post Lab Questions: CI MALACHITE GREEN CRYSTAL VIOLET 1. Why does the malachite green dye elute first? What physical properties does it have that affect it's interaction with alumina and how are those different from crystal violet? 2. Write the reaction of crystal violet with 1 equivalent of HC. 3. Why does adding HCI cause crystal violet to elute more quickly? What changes with it's physical properties and how does that property affect it's interaction with alumina?
RESULTS: Analyzing your data Answer the following questions: 1) How many bands do you see in the "unculanes? If there are more than one bad explain the nature or origin of the other bands? If there are more than one band can you 2) Why did you have to electrophorese uncut DNA? 3) What size of fragments were you expecting when you digested the known samples of pBR322 with the enzymes you used? 4) What are the sizes of the...
An urn contains 8 red balls, 3 green balls, and 1 white ball. Three are drawn simultaneously. Answer the following questions: 1. How many ways can 1 ball of each color be drawn? 2. How many ways can at least 1 green ball be drawn? 3. How many ways can the same color ball be drawn?
Why does carboxylic acid have so many derivatives and can be so easily synthetically modified? How are amines important in nature?
An unknown mixture (dissolved in diethyl ether) contains only 2 of the following : benzoic acid, phenol, aniline and napthalene. You use the acid-base extraction method and want to identify the 2 compounds in your original mixture. 1) To separate the organic acid you add NaOH and to separate the organic base you add HCl.In both cases these extractions are followed by extractions with water. Why do we add water? Why is this step important? (A clear explanation please). 2)When...
Analysis of plant pigments lab report Please help me with making a graph and answering the following questions Thanks! *anthocyanin is excluded becasue we couldn’t obtain the data of eai wil be taken at 450 nm) and re-zero the machine nce valuit reading e ament at 400 nm, you can then 11) After finding the absorbance value wavelength by 50 nm (so the next reading wil h using the cuvette with just solvent as you did before en at 450...
Estimating Spatial Coherence Did you use yellow or green for the multimode laser? 1. What did the cross sectional light distribution look like? onne outside 2. Slit spacing where fringes disappear (measured by red-laser): De d y (fringe spacing) 0400307l x (distance to screen)- 152m calculate (on back) d-00003m (estimated spatial coherence) QUESTIONS 1. What is the estimated spatial coherence length of the green or yellow lasers? 2 Based on the cross sectional light distribution of these two lasers does...