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== | ==1-Propanol, Phosphate, KCl== | ||
Reaction performed in Ocean Optics using standard procedures outlined in the entry on September 22, 2014. Reaction was done with 15 mg of lyophilized KCl in Phosphate buffer dissolved in 1-Propanol. | Reaction performed in Ocean Optics using standard procedures outlined in the entry on September 22, 2014. Reaction was done with 15 mg of lyophilized KCl in Phosphate buffer dissolved in 1-Propanol. | ||
*Very little precipitate formed compared to the reaction from September 5. Bottom 40% of solution turned a distinct lime green color, while the top 60% of the solution remained clear. This could indicate that the precipitate observed in the September 5 reaction had to do with the protein. | |||
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1-Propanol, Phosphate, KClReaction performed in Ocean Optics using standard procedures outlined in the entry on September 22, 2014. Reaction was done with 15 mg of lyophilized KCl in Phosphate buffer dissolved in 1-Propanol.
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