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Is it:

kcal -> moles kcal -> moles ATP -> kgs ATP ..... or am I just completely off?

I'm an independent, not a republican nor a democrat. I think Trump has made some great moves as President, but also some awful ones. Why do democrats ignore everything positive that Trump does, and republicans ignore everything negative he does? Democrats act like he can do no right and republicans act like he can do no wrong. Why? Do you think maybe this is just a form of conformational bias?

Something deep, from within. Not something of your physical appearance. Face your demons. 

Not something physical.. but something deep. Something internal. 

After performing the titration and recording the volume of of titrant used, how do you actually calculate the concentration of the analyte?

In a titration of ascorbic acid, how would the measured concentration be affected if you use hard tap water instead of purified water to dilute the solution? Like.. does something in the hard water react with the ascorbic acid that would make the results different?

I want to use the oven/stovetop and I need them to be medium well. 

Chemistry homework... I've come back to this question 6 times now. I can probably get to the answer on my own, I just need a bump in the right direction because I'm not really sure where to start.

I'm running a solution through a silica gel column in an attempt to separate three organic molecules from it. The molecules are all colorless. After collecting my fractions, I plan to use thin layer chromatography and UV to detect the presence of the molecules. My question is -- Once I have determined with UV that a molecule is present, how can I figure out which specific molecule is present?

I usually use it to make beef stew or beef pot pie but what else can I make with stew meat? Any ideas? 

It won't let me upload a picture but it's an oxygen attached to a benzene ring. 

(benzene ring)--O--C--C (with a double bonded oxygen)

Tomorrow I will be 7 weeks postpartum. After giving birth, I passed lochia for about 2 and a half weeks (ish) and then all discharge/bleeding stopped. Then I started bleeding again at around 4/5 weeks postpartum. I bled moderately for about 6 days and then it stopped. The OB told me this was my first period after birth. Now at 6, almost 7 weeks postpartum, I woke up this morning and I am bleeding again. Is this normal, or do I need to call the OB? Thanks in advance

I bleached my hair, and I knew that would do some damage but I’ve never had my hair feel like this before. It’s waxy and gummy, kinda feels like there’s still conditioner in it but there isnt, and stretchy/breaking. This is only in certain spots, not the entire head. Is it salvageable?

Like a "try before you buy" type deal? 

I'm registered to vote in one state, but I am now living in a different state. Do I need to change the state I'm registered in so that I can vote in the upcoming presidential election, or will I have to get an absentee ballot? 

I assume that selecting the solvent depends on the molecules which you are trying to separate. Does it come down to polarity? How do you pick the solvent which will be most effective at separating molecules?

After separating everything into fractions, if the solvent and solute are both colorless, how do you test to see which molecules are in which fraction? Can you use thin layer chromatography to test colorless substances, or would you have to use another method?