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| a biomolecule necessary for growth, reproduction, health, and life |
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| an organic molecule that interacts with an enzyme to facilitate or enhance its activity |
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| a laboratory procedure for determining the concentrations of dissolved substances |
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| point where a titration is stopped, usually because an appropriate indicator just changes color |
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| major minerals (macro minerals) |
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| minerals essential to human life and occurring in relatively large quantities (at least 5 g) in the body |
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| trace minerals (micro minerals) |
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| minerals essential to human life and occurring in relatively small quantities (less than 5 g) in the body |
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| a substance added during food processing that is intended to increase nutritive value or enhance storage life, visual appeal, or ease of production |
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| a method for separating substances that relies on solution components having different attractions to the solvent (mobile phase) and paper (stationary phase) |
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| a material that causes mutations in DNA |
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