31.b Do molds produce a substance that kills bacteria thus making the zone around them clear?
32. a.A chemical was successfully isolated from the broth where the mold grew.
(He had evidences such as the clear zone on plates with mold and the broth of mold illing bacteria but these experiments need a control to be verified.)
33. b. Pour sterile nutrient broth into a growing bacterial culture
(growing another mold and adding its broth would serve as negative control)
34 a. Penicillin
35. c.Polarity
39.b it is polar
40.d contains both polar and non polar regions
41. c. Milk pH =7
42.c.pH=7
43.c. H+ is being released into the solution
44.c. 100X more as pH is the negative log of concentration of H +
45.b. 5 as with dilution with water H+ concentration decreases so it cannot be 1, acidic solution doesn't become alkaline or neutral when diluted as water with which it is diluted is not alkaline.
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