I believe the answer is spring
In a solid the particles are very tightly packed and can’t move around much whereas in a liquid they are touching but can move around a bit. Liquids can also flow/pour
The next part is proximal<span> convoluted tubule, the loop of Henle, followed by the distal convoluted tubule. Reabsorption and secretion of ions, amino acids, and carbohydrates occur during the process. </span>
1) Cholesterol is important for the production of hormones, for example, some hormones are synthesized (made) from cholesterol - for example stereoid hormones.
2) Vitamin D is also made from cholesterol- it's an important vitamin used to support the absorption of calcium
Yes, everything has matter
