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14:59 CHEM 130 - Nucleic Acids CHEM 130 - Nucleic Acids	CHEM 130 - Nucleic Acids zoom dna base prime rna bond phosphate end uracil adenine strand carbon structure cytosine thymine cell helix distance acceptor donor hydrogen From Adam Herring 0 likes 41 plays 0 Usage Zoom Recording
13:10 CHEM 130 - Identifying Intermolecular Forces CHEM 130 - Identifying Intermolecular Forces	CHEM 130 - Identifying Intermolecular Forces zoom hydrogen bonding molecule molecules dipole acceptor donor point boiling bond nitrogen carbon oxygen mass forces hydrogens statement surface dmf differences From Adam Herring 0 likes 128 plays 0 Usage Zoom Recording
09:58 CHEM 130 - Hydrogen Bonding CHEM 130 - Hydrogen Bonding	CHEM 130 - Hydrogen Bonding zoom hydrogen bond molecules dipole boiling oxygen molecule forces point donor nitrogen moment acceptors donors bonding mass acceptor pairs fluorine bonds From Adam Herring 0 likes 137 plays 0 Usage Zoom Recording
49:49 2020 NOV 13 Life on the thermodynamic edge:… 2020 NOV 13 Life on the thermodynamic edge: respiratory growth of an acetotrophic methanogen	2020 NOV 13 Life on the thermodynamic edge: respiratory growth of an acetotrophic methanogen Divya Prakash, Ph.D., Penn State electron paradox growth acetate form sodium carbon isotropic sale protein iron membrane complex acceptor metal dioxide sales transport deduction coenzyme From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 2 plays Usage Zoom Recording

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CHEM 130 - Nucleic Acids

CHEM 130 - Identifying Intermolecular Forces

CHEM 130 - Hydrogen Bonding

2020 NOV 13 Life on the thermodynamic edge: respiratory growth of an acetotrophic methanogen