Anhydrous

Can denatured alcohol (90% ethanol, 5% methanol and 5% 2-propanol) generally be used in place of 100%/anhydrous ethanol? In QIAGEN kits it specifically says not to use denatured alcohol when making up Buffer PE but what about other things in general? Like fixing cells with ...

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... V has to be in L (50 ml = 0.05 L) or you won't get the correct answer--those pesky orders of magnitude again, but for different reasons. For the anhydrous salt it works out to 0.4 g rounded off to the nearest tenth of a gram. I said to put the volume in liters. ;-) And I really suggest the original ...

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... V has to be in L (50 ml = 0.05 L) or you won't get the correct answer--those pesky orders of magnitude again, but for different reasons. For the anhydrous salt it works out to 0.4 g rounded off to the nearest tenth of a gram.

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... largely from comets and asteroids, are complex assemblages of various primitive solar system materials. Chondritic porous IDPs are dominated by anhydrous minerals, in contrast to chondritic smooth IDPs that are composed predominantly of hydrated layer lattice silicates. While specific parent ...

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... so as to prevent/ minimise food spoilage) as it absorbs water readily due to it's high porosity. They also often come with an 'indicator' (e.g. anhydrous cobalt II chloride) which has a different colour when anhydrous, and when hydrated

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