The correct answer is A. apples coming in many different varieties.
This is because people who grow apples mix different kinds of apples in order to produce new ones, which means they are selecting the qualities they want the new apple to have in order to get the best results. B, C, and D are incorrect because that is the normal behavior or appearance of these animals - there is nothing extraordinary about them that was created thanks to selective breeding..
Answer:
49.0g/mol is molar mass of X
Explanation:
<em>551mg of X are dissolved in 100g of benzonitrile</em>
<em>Freezing point of solution: -13.4°C</em>
The freezing point depression of a solution (Colligative property) follows the equation:
ΔT = Kf*m*i
<em>Where ΔT is change in freezing point from the pure solvent (Benzonitrile: -12.8°C) to the solution (-13.4°C)</em>
<em>Kf is freezing point depression of benzonitrile: 5.34°C/m</em>
m is molality of the solution (Moles X / kg of benzonitrile)
And i is Van't Hoff factor (1 for any solute in benzonitrile)
ΔT = -12.8°C - (-13.4°C) = 0.6°C
Solving for molality of the solution:
ΔT = Kf*m*i
0.6°C = 5.34°C/m*m*1
0.1124m = molality of the solution
Moles of X are:
0.1124mol/kg benzonitrile * 0.1kg benzonitrile = 0.01124 moles X
In 551mg = 0.551g:
Molar mass:
0.551g / 0.01124mol =
49.0g/mol is molar mass of X
Answer: B(water)
Explanation:
Photosystem II uses energy from light to extract electron from water molecule to fill the hole left as the energized electron passes up the chain.When the electrons are removed from the water molecules,the water molecule breaks down into oxygen gas,which bubbles away, and hydrogen ions,which are used to power ATP synthesis.
Because an egg is an entire biological structure, made up of a mixture of chemicals rather than a single pure chemical compound, there is no one chemical formula to describe it. However, the basic structure and chemistry of an egg is highly conserved and varies little from species to species.
<span>Sand dunes are formed from wind
movement. There needs to be a large amount of loose sand in an area with
hardly any vegetation, enough wind to move grains of sand and some kind
of obstacle to make the blowing sand lose its momentum and settle in a
new place</span>