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What is the lifelock 400?

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The Lifelock 400 is the early-summer Sprint-Cup race at the Michigan International Speedway.The chase for the cup Kansas race in 2007 was called the Lifelock 400,but is currently called the Kansas 400.There is also a Lifelock.com 400 for Ch…

What’s the only mammal that cannot jump?

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I am willing to bet that you are looking for the Elephant. There are many sites on the web which have stated that the elephant is the only mammal which can not jump. This is NOT the truth. Just on the Web alone there are several others list…

What is the sharpie 500?

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The Sharpie 500 is a NASCAR Sprint Cup stock car race held at Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee.

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What is the connection between Rangers and Chelsea?

Q: I support Rangers and like Chelsea but I’m not really sure what the connection is. It’d be nice if someone could tell me, thanks 🙂 rule brittania!

A: Because they both play in blue and some supporters of both clubs, along with fans of the Irish team, Linfield, have formed an ‘alliance’ called the Blues Brothers. Not everyone associated with the three teams is enamoured by this (as you can tell by the odd comment above), but the re is enough affinity and respect among most of the supporters that many feel a strong bond and look for each other’s scores and interests.Rule Britannia and Up the Blues!

What is the true meaning of “on an empty stomach”?

Q: I have a supplement called Acidophilus that I want to start taking for skin problems. On the label it advises to take with water and “on an empty stomach”.What does that specifically mean? How long after eating is my stomach considered empty?

A: i am not completely sure but i would wait a few hours after a meal.

What is the usage of Control in chemistry?

Q: like i have this project about the benedict test… then my teacher says that there have to be water as a control… and i have no idea what control is… HELP!!!

A: A ‘control’ is usually used in analytical chem, especially qualitative tests, to make certain that no contamination has been added by the reagents and/or equipment. The control should give no positive reaction when run side-by-side with the sample under test using the same reagents, equipment and conditions. Benedict’s reagent contains copper ions, Cu+2, which make it blue. A test sample having reducing properties, eg an aldehyde, will reduce the Cu+2 to Cu+1 and all the way to copper metal…giving the red ppt characteristic of the test. Pure water (making up the same volume as the test soln, same amount of Benedict’s, etc) should give no reaction…should remain blue. If it does not remain blue, the test results are meaningless…and the problem must be found.