Quantitative analytic methods refer to methods used in analytical chemistry in order to determine the concentration or the moles of a certain substance in solutions. This includes finiding correct units. The most appropriate answer is a quantitative variable and this is the first choice; Quantitative analytic methods can help you determine or estimate the amount of poison in the blood (solvent).
1- A light-dependent reaction
2-A cellular respiration
The shorter the food chain, the larger amount of energy obtained.
Hence, the consumer furthest away from the producer obtains the least energy.
The quaternary consumer is furthest away. Most energy is lost by then. Hence, it has access to the smallest supply of energy.
Answer:
Yes.
Explanation:
Energy can always be transformed from one form to another form.
E.g. Throw a ball in upward direction ,so it will have some kinetic energy due to its mass and velocity. At some height ball will stop and will start coming down.
Answer:
both of the models have enzymes that bind and the binding is covalent
Explanation:
