Laws

... above 120 degrees Celsius using a microwave. Those of you who think that water in a microwave only reaches 100 degrees following the normal laws of physics are wrong. If you can imagine a contact lens case made of thermal resistant plastic with its lid slightly unscrewed then you have how ...

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I am interested in precise measurements and general biophysics laws involving the effect of temperature on biomolecular structure and behavior. *Please* give me references to studies addressing the relationship between temperature and any of the following: ...

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I am also interested in specific examples of this, especially precise measurements and general biophysics laws involving temperature. *Please* give me references to studies addressing the relationship between temperature and any of the following: 1) membrane permeability and ...

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... you are certainly too young to remember that go do something with ur life gamila all that showed was that at the time of the experiments the laws of physics where the same but they dont prove that the laws of physics will be the same tommorow no one can look into the future

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which has been sufficiently proven they will not, sorry there is no proof that the laws of physic will be the same tommorrow as they are today just like there is no proof that you will be alive tomorrow both are based on faith no one can look into the future

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