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The Not So Easy Science Quiz
Priiya23 on 05/18/2009 |
10 not so easy science questions... you will surely learn something new.... Source: Mensa - The high IQ society
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Comments (5)
Axey (Level: 63.1)
Sun, 30th Aug '09 5:30 PM
Nice quiz!
Yay! Reading all of those worthless string theories payed off 
I really enjoyed your quiz, but I do not agree that photosynthesis is the inverse of respiration. If you look at the simple equations it may appear that way (final products of one reaction is the reactants of the other and vice versa), but they are completely different metabolic pathway (different compounds and enzymes). Still a great quiz though!
I really enjoyed your quiz, but I do not agree that photosynthesis is the inverse of respiration. If you look at the simple equations it may appear that way (final products of one reaction is the reactants of the other and vice versa), but they are completely different metabolic pathway (different compounds and enzymes). Still a great quiz though!
I really enjoyed your quiz, but I do not agree that photosynthesis is the inverse of respiration. If you look at the simple equations it may appear that way (final products of one reaction is the reactants of the other and vice versa), but they are completely different metabolic pathway (different compounds and enzymes). Still a great quiz though!
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