CHEMISTRY 76. In a reaction, 4 mol of electrons are transferred to one mol of HN0 3. The possible product obtained due to reduction is (a) 0.5 mol o f N 2 (b) 0.5 mol of N 2 0 (c) 1 mol of N 0 2 (d) I m o l o f N H j 77.
Bridle lameness is a lack of symmetrical movement simulating a lameness when, in fact, the horse is actually sound. It can occur in both the front and the hind end simultaneously, or just the front end, or just the hind end. All horses with bridle lameness issues are miss-aligned, or âcrookedâ.ver the years it has been my observation in the show horse world that the number one technique for producing bridle lameness is the use of draw reins while long lining. The number two technique is riding in draw reins, while the rider fails to use his/her legs in an appropriate manner.
~ Information on Lower Leg Injuries and Lameness: ~. Many lameness issues of the equine occur in the lower leg below the knee. Below this area the anatomical structure of the leg is the same in forelegs and hindlegs. Most lameness occurs in the forelimbs because 65% â 70% of the horses weight is carried by the front legs. The healing process below the knee or hock is slow due to the lack of blood supply to the tissue and bone (there is no muscle on the lower legs of a horse).