Pigments in photosystem 1 use energy from light to reenergize the electrons.
Answer:
Gas cloud 1: It spreads with a greater volume and less concentration of elements. Its temperature stays well below the 14 million Kelvin. It has hydrogen atoms that retain there electrons.
Gas cloud 2: Its volume shrinks and the density increase die to the gravity
. Its temperature stays above the 14 million kelvin
. Hydrogen atoms shed there electron.
Explanation:
As you already know, stars form within clouds of gas. These clouds have interstellar gases composed mainly of dust and hydrogen. When subjected to low temperatures, gases react and combine to form molecules that create clouds and continue to react until they form stars.
Cloud 1 has characteristics that show that it will form a star which are: It spreads with a greater volume and less concentration of elements, its temperature stays well below the 14 million Kelvin, it has hydrogen atoms that retain there electrons.
as we know that cloud 2 will not form stars we can say that its characteristics are: Its volume shrinks and the density increase die to the gravity
, its temperature stays above the 14 million kelvin
, hydrogen atoms shed there electron.
The protein could become denature at extreme temperatures. When this happens its functionality could be incredibly reduced
<span>Large-scale evolutionary trends are the result of macroevolution.</span>
