Renal tubule
The renal tubule is the part of
the nephron which contains the filtrate after leaving the bowman's capsule. The
filtrate moves to the collecting duct system after passing through the renal tubule. The
components of the renal tubule are; (i) Proximal convoluted tubule, which help
to increase the area of absorption (ii) Loop of Henle, which help to maintain the
correct water balance in the body by filtering out salts (iii) Distal convoluted tubule and (iv) Connecting tubule.
Answer:
The pressure of a gas increases in a closed container if the volume of the gas decreases. Pressure and volume have inverse relationship which means if one increases the other decreases and vice versa. If pressure increases, volume of a gas decreases because there are a lot of empty spaces present between gas particles which are filled when gas particles come closer to each other due to pressure applied.
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