Hello. It is not possible to make a report of your class in the laboratory, without having attended that class. For this reason, I will show you how this report can be written. I hope it helps you.
You should start your report with an introduction. This will be a short paragraph, where you will present the laboratory where the class was held, the time and date. Then you will give a brief presentation of what was observed during that class.
In a second paragraph, you will start by explaining better, all the elements of the class, what was discussed and what equipment was used. You should also show all the activities done in the laboratory in the most detailed way possible. This paragraph can be divided into more than one paragraph, if you have a lot of information to tell.
Finally, you should end the report with a conclusion, showing what you have learned from this experience.
the action or process of classifying something according to shared qualities or characteristics
Answer:
An atom
Explanation:
An atom is defined as the smallest, indivisible unit of a substance.
Elements are defined as the simplest part of a substance that can no longer be broken down in a reaction.
<em>Elemental phosphorus is a substance and when a piece is subdivided until it becomes physically impossible to divide further, then it becomes an atom of phosphorus.</em>
The correct answer is atom.
The skunk odor goes through diffusion. The smell spreads out equally through the air.
Answer:
They are important areas where oxygen can pass through to the developing brain in infancy
Explanation:
Fontanel is a structure that is present in the skull of human infants and it compromises of soft membranous gaps known as sutures.
The function of the fontanels is as follows:
1. To allow stretching of the neurocranium and also allow its deformation during the rapid expansion of the brain.
2. To flex the skull of the infant so that it can easily pass through the birth canal at the time of delivery.
There are 6 fontanels present in the brain -
A. Present at the sides of the head.
B. The anterior fontanel.
C. The posterior fontanel.
D. lateral fontanels.
