In the equation given above, the oxidizing agent is FeO.
An oxidizing agent in a chemical reaction is defined as that substance, which has the capacity to oxidize other substances by gaining electrons from them. In a chemical reaction, an oxidizing agent is usually reduced by gaining electrons.
In the chemical equation given above, iron ll oxide oxidizes carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide.
The right answer is Hydrogen bonds with the polar end of the phospholipid molecule.
A phospholipid contains a phosphoric acid group as mono or di-ester.
The physicochemical properties of phospholipids depend both on the polar molecule of the hydrophilic head and on the aliphatic chains of the hydrophobic tails. In an aqueous medium, such amphiphilic molecules tend to be organized so that only their hydrophilic head is in contact with the water molecules, which typically results in structures in micelle, liposome or lipid bilayer.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
uranium atoms are fused together
A. Atomic radius increases
