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Yahoo Answer(s)What two problems can complicate the production process of making yogurt? Also how can these problems be resolved or prevented?Answer: There are more then two but the main two are.
Contamination by other bacteria, not just the probiotic one's. Better sanitation can solve this problem.
Your Yogurt machine isn't keeping your mix at the right tempature. Replacing it would be the fix for this problem. Can you have two differnet versions on QuickBooks on the same computer? Wife does volunteer work for two different non-profit organizations. One uses QuickBooks Pro 2008 the other uses QuickBooks 2009 Accounting. She would like to do some of the work at home.Answer: Yes. Store the data files in two different folders. The only thing to be careful of is to make sure the 2008 file doesn't get opened to the 2009 program - this will upgrade 2008 and she won't be able to downgrade. As long as the data files are in two different folders it shouldn't be a problem. When two atoms of approach each other, the electrons attract each other. When two atoms of approach each other, each electron repels the other nucleus. When two atoms of approach each other, the two nuclei repel each other. When two atoms of approach each other, each electron is attracted by the other nucleus. When two atoms of are infinitely far apart, they show attractive interactions.Answer: When two atoms of approach each other, each electron is attracted by the other nucleus
The nucleus is the positively (+) charged section of the atom, while the electrons are the negatively (-) charged section of the atom. The + section attracts the - section (opposites attract) and this leads to the bond.
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The electrons are both negative, and therefore do not attract each other.
The electrons are attracted to the nucleus, and therefore do not repel it.
The nuclei would repel each other, but they don't really interact.
When they're infinitely far apart, the forces don't exhibit any attractive interactions because too much distance is between them. |
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