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What is the metabolic pathway of a commonly prescribed drug such as aspirin in the body, and how do different factors such as age, gender, and genetics affect the metabolism of this drug?
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What effects do changes in pH have on the activity of the enzyme catalase during the breakdown of hydrogen peroxide?
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What are the vibrational frequencies and IR spectra of carbon dioxide (CO2) molecule calculated using quantum chemical methods?
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How does the bond length between two hydrogen atoms change as the distance between them increases from 0.5 Å to 2.0 Å, as determined by ab initio calculations of molecular properties using a specific quantum chemical method?
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What is the crystal structure of aluminum oxide (Al2O3)?
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How does the drug Aspirin exert its anti-inflammatory effect at a molecular level?
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