the amount of energy in 1 gram of fat is 37.
how much energy in 1 gram of fat?
37
section::::cost.





















































, the cost of producing one millionth of a gram of antimatter was estimated at us$60 billion.





















































smaller weapons are more economically feasible: a modern mk3 hand grenade contains 227 g of tnt. one billionth of a gram of positrons contains as much energy as 37.8 kilograms (83 pounds) of tnt, making the 2004 cost of "positron hand grenade" (10 trillionth of a gram of antimatter, 378 g tnt equivalent) that could be fitted in a sniper's bullet us$600,000. this excludes the cost of the micro containment device if such a thing is possible.





















































section::::antimatter catalyzed weapons.
antimatter weapon
recommended treatment of asymptomatic congenital hypofibrinogenemia depends in part on the expectations of developing bleeding and/or thrombotic complications as indicated by the personal history of the afflicted individual and family members. where possible, determination of the exact mutation causing the disorder and the propensity of this mutation type to develop these complications may be helpful. individuals with fibrinogen levels 1.0 gram/liter typically do not develop bleeding or thrombosis episodes. individuals with fibrinogen levels of 0.5-1.0 grams/liter require fibrinogen supplementation preferably with a plasma-derived fibrinogen concentrate to maintain fibrinogen levels of 1 gram/liter prior to major surgery. individuals with fibrinogen levels of <0.5 gram/liter require fibrinogen supplementation to maintain fibrinogen levels of a) >1 to 2 gram/liter at the end of pregnancy and during the postpartum period; b) > 1 gram/liter prior to major surgery; c) > 0.5 to 1 gram/liter during the first two trimesters of pregnancy; and d) >0.5 gram/liter prior to minor surgery. tranexamic acid may be used in place of fibrinogen supplementation as prophylactic treatment prior to minor surgery and to treat minor bleeding episodes.
congenital hypofibrinogenemia