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Kuroiler and Rainbrow Rooster Chickens in Kenya: What You Have to Know

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Rainbrow Rooster chicks Equipping yourself with the right information before venturing into any activity is necessary. The paucity of the appropriate information for an activity always leads people to lose focus, time and money.   Due diligence will assist you in making your ultimate decision in any venture. As Kamerion Wimbley once said, “I spend a lot of my downtime studying different businesses and learning a lot from entrepreneurs when I’m not playing football. They help me to evaluate different ventures to see if they’ll work. I was aggressive with my initial investment, trying to hit a home-run each time. But now, I’m stepping back and being more patient, giving them due diligence.”  So, choosing the right birds for rearing in Kenya is not an exceptional case. You have to do your research. If a farmer A succeeds in rearing a particular type of chicken does not mean that you too will succeed. However, it depends on the passion and the factual infor...

Five ways of calculating the number of molecules of a chemical compound

As a chemistry student, you have to know how to calculate the number of molecules of a particular chemical compound. However, sometimes most students fail to get the correct way of calculating molecules of a chemical compound.  In this post, I will show you five remarkable ways of calculating the number of molecules of a chemical compound. Though, before I do that you have to understand the mole concept? What is a mole in chemistry? In chemistry, a mole is defined as the quantity unit that represents the amount of a particular substance.  In chemistry, one mole of any chemical compound consists of 6.022 X 10 23 molecules. The number 6.022 X 10 23 is referred to as the Avogadro’s constant.  The following are the steps of calculating the number of molecules of a chemical compound:  Step one:   know the chemical formula You have to determine the chemical formula of a chemical compound you want to calculate its number of molecules. For...