Biology 1. A pH of 9 indicates the solution is basic, or consists of a higher concentration of hydroxide ions compared to hydrogen or hydronium ions. This reading would be expected of substances like soap and stomach contents, which is why organisms have a difficult time surviving in those environments. True or false 2. A Gram-negative bacillus bacteria that is stained using Crystal violet and iodine, only, will show a_______________ color and _____________ shape under the microscope, when viewed.

Biology 1. A pH of 9 indicates the solution is basic, or consists of a higher concentration of hydroxide ions compared to hydrogen or hydronium ions. This reading would be expected of substances like soap and stomach contents, which is why organisms have a difficult time surviving in those environments. True or false 2. A Gram-negative bacillus bacteria that is stained using Crystal violet and iodine, only, will show a___ color and _ shape under the microscope, when viewed.

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Chapter8: Forms Of Drugs And How They Act

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