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Hypochlorous acid: ClOH. The term is that in this compound ( and its derivative ) chlorine works with its lower 40 valencia; 1 ) of the oxiácidos ( acids containing oxygen ) as in others - and their salts - ascends up 7: in perchloric acid: ClO4H. The ending "bear" alludes to this property. The first part of the word comes from the Greek prefix 'ypó': low. Its salts are called Hypochlorites. There is one lower chlorine ( - 1 valencia ) but in the value, which also contains only hydrogen: HCL, and compounds as common salt or «table»: sodium chloride: grow.
From vulgar Latin "curtius", from the Latin "curtus": short, being of minor - 50 to 65 centimeters in height in cross - deer Europeans. Its taxonomic designation of genus and species is «Capreolus capreolus '. Quadrupedal ruminant little larger than the goat, rabicorto, brown reddish dorsum and white on the belly in summer, gray, and white rump in winter, small, podaria, antlers forked at the tips. After the time of brama, in August, the cervatos are born in may, spotted white.
Hyades or Híadas. Group of seven stars, arranged in V, in the constellation of the 40 Bull;Taurus ). Includes the Red Star Aldebarán ( Alpha Tauri ) major, located on the eastern tip. The name of this stellar set alludes to his appearance at the end of may, as portent of proximity of the rainy season. Is derived from the Greek "Hyádes": the rainy, from the verb «hýein»: rain.
Noun derived from the Latin «bacillum»: Bud, diminutive of 'bácullum': cane. 1. Bacteria, unicellular, in the form of bastoncito straight or slightly curved micro-organism. It produces endospore; He often made chains and lichen colonies ( as estate ). Includes: ) saprotrophic ( plant affinity in habitats putrefactos ) in soil, water, and other environments where occurs decomposition of organic matter; (b) ) pathogenic 40 species cause diseases ) such as those that cause anthrax, botulism, cholera, Malta fever, cerebrospinal meningitis, plague, tetanus, the typhus, tuberculosis; c ) harmless species of the flora intestinal.2. Insect of the family of the fasmídeos ( by fantasmagoric ) áptero ( wingless ) tetrapod ( ) two four-legged antennas, elongated, easily mimetizable with ( similar to ) dry twigs.
1. Germ cells, carriers of hereditary characteristics of plants and animals. 2 These cells hereditary material ( 41 genes;. Derived from: ) the Latin noun "germ, germinis": nominative and genitive singular of an alteration of the substantive «genmen», from the verb 'gignere': generating; (b) ) the Greek noun "plásma, plásmatos": nominative and genitive singular of formed, molded, creatura, work, from the verb «plássein»: form.
(Passage of the ) Thermopylae, from the Greek «thermós»: «pýle» and hot: door, spring, because there springs emanate. Gorge once militarily impassable in northern Greece mount Oeta and the Malíaco Gulf. It communicates to Thessaly with Locris. The denudation exerted by the Esparquio River has expanded considerably. It is famous for the bizarre known of 300 Spartans led by Leonidas against the Persian army the year 480 BC.
Bus ( 41 Spanish;. Dative plural of the Latin "omnis" case: everything for everyone. At the beginning, in the 19th century, this word was part of the French expression «voiture omnibus»: vehicle for all. Consisted in a diligence - carriage - public service, mainly townsman of great passenger capacity. Later use of the term has been extended to other duties: trains, trucks of passengers, trolleybuses, legislation, stage boxes, contract clauses, etc.
1. Set of six letters. 2. Figure resulting draw two lines, externally, on each side of a regular hexagon, to complete equilateral triangles. 3. Every one of the 64 generated combinations of four double images and the eight trigrams of the Chinese esotericist 40 Fohi; or Fo-hi, or Fo-41 have;. The word comes from the Greek 'ex': six, and «grámma»: lyrics.
GM. Mutation - genetic - engineered due to fundamental molecular reorganization of genes, especially of the plant Kingdom, with the purpose of infusing them improvements relating to taste, size, appearance, productivity, resistance to pests, drought, etc. Their crops are subject to rigorous controls. Your application has not been extended yet because its seeds are sterile and fearing that their new genetic properties damaged or Ky?kotsu no transgenic species.The word is a masculine adjective derived from the Latin inseparable preposition 'trans': beyond, the Greek noun "génos, génous": nominative and genitive singular of origin, lineage, and the Greek suffix 'ikós': relative to.
Noun consisting of «éphebos» Greek nouns: young, and 'translation, krátous': nominative and genitive singular of domain, to be able to. I.e.: young people in power. In the old Greece using the term ephebe was to the male of age between 18 and 19 years old. By extension in other countries are allocated to governments exercise where many young adult staff. Pejoratively applied to effeminate young.
Surface of the water in wells, water wheels, ditches, volcanoes, caves, sinkholes, shots of mine and other cavities. Usually refers to the depth on the surface of the ground. In this context, a synonym is «phreatic level»: the bound down soil where begins the water mantle or aquifer. The phreatic adjective comes from the Greek noun "phréar, phréatos": nominative and genitive singular of pozo.
Carbon dioxide and carbon dioxide, CO2 formula is also called. It is a heavier than air gas: density 1.52, colorless, smell and taste somewhat spicy, incombustible, incomburente and suffocating. Express it some volcanoes and some cracks in the ground. In addition it originates by respiration of animals and plants, burning, rotting and fermentation of organic substances.Used in sparkling beverages, fire extinguishers and medicine. Solidified constitutes the "dry ice", used in refrigeration. Improperly called carbonic acid. It is the combination of the dioxide with water: H2O = CO3H2 CO2. This property is more correct nomenclature of anhydride, because combined with water oxides do not generate acids, but chemical bases: hydroxides.
