Answer:
a. The polarity of membrane phospholipids.
Explanation:
Phospholipids are the amphipathic lipids with polar heads and non-polar tails. The non-polar tails of two lipid layers form the core of the membrane while their heads are oriented towards both of the faces of the membrane. The polarity of the phospholipids does not affect the transport of substances. If a membrane has more of the saturated phospholipid tails in its core, the tight packing of the tails makes the membrane less permeable for large and polar substances.
On the other hand, a membrane with a greater proportion of unsaturated hydrocarbon tails in its core is more permeable. Cholesterol is also an amphipathic sterol and moderates the fluidity of membrane and thereby affects its permeability. A more fluid membrane is more permeable than a more solid membrane. Temperature affects the membrane polarity by affecting the membrane fluidity.
Abiotic
ecosystem is how they interact and population is all the inhabitants/how many there are
If theres no plants then the animals that eat those plants die then the animal the eats that animal die and so on. Hope this helps!
I believe the correct answer is C.
Answer:
B, Different granulation sizes of black powder
Explanation:
A muzzleloader firearm is a firearm that has a muzzle through which the propeller and the projectile is loaded from. For muzzleloader firearms, Fg, FFg, FFFg and FFFFg are examples of Different granulation sizes of black powder. The number of F's represent how the black powder is grounded, FFFFg is the smoothest and is used for muzzleloading rifles of 45 caliber and smaller. FFG is less smooth and is used in muzzleloading rifles larger than 45 caliber while FG is the most coarse used in large bore shotguns.
