Answer:
The SimCell will expand due to net movement of alcohol into the cell
Explanation:
Since the SimCell is only permeable to alcohol and not water, only alcohol can move in and out of the cell. Hence, if a SimCell that contains 20% alcohol and 0% water is placed in a solution containing 40% alcohol and 60% water, there would be a net movement of alcohol from the surrounding solution into the SimCell till equilibrium concentration of alcohol is established between the SimCell and the surrounding solution.
<em>Therefore, the SimCell will expand due to the net movement of alcohol into the cell.</em>
Answer:
1) Pacemaker impulse generation.
2)AV node impulse conduction
3) AV bundle impulse conduction.
4) Bundle branches conduction.
5) Purkinjie fibres impulse conduction.
Explanation:
The cardiac conduction has following components.
1)SA node is the heart pacemaker in the right upper quadrant of heart. It generates electrical impulses and these impulses then move through atria and AV node to the Purkinjie fibres.
2) The impulses reach AV node. It controls heart rate. It serves as electrical relay station which slows the electrical current sent by SA node before the signals has passed to ventricles.
3) AV bundle is continuation is AV node and it transmits impulse from AV node to the Purkinjie fibres.
4) Electricle impulses from bundle of his passes through bundle branches (right and left ) to Purkinjie fibres.
5)Purkinjie fibres take the impulses from the bundle branches to the myocardium of ventricles.
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<span>Answer: Imagine a very simple neural network, with four neurons. Each neuron is connected to three other neurons in this example. Therefore, the total number of neuron connections is going to be 12 in this example.
We're comparing this to a DNA molecule that is 12 bp long. Effectively, we can say that the DNA molecule is able to store 12 bits of information. The information the neural network can store however is basically a function of how many different firing patterns there can be. It's easy to see how that's a lot bigger than 12.</span>