Answer:
Solution A-It will likely swell up since you put it in a hypotonic solution
Solution B- Since you placed it in a hypertonic solution, its gonna shrivel up and become smaller
Explanation:
Solution A- Placing Elodea cells into 100% water, which is more hypotonic than freshwater, also causes water movement into of the cells resulting in the swelling of the cells. ... As water moves out of the cells there is a loss of turgor pressure and the plasma membranes detach from the cell walls as the cells shrink.
B- When the Elodea was placed in the salt solution, the vacuoles disappeared and the protoplasm came away from the cell wall making the organelles appear to be clumped in the middle of the cell. ... Therefore, if it were placed in a hypertonic solution it would lose water and shrivel.
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Without a charge, it would be 35 electrons. Protons have a positive charge and electrons negative. They must balance each other out, otherwise the atom will be charged.
Answer:
heating of the mountain slope by the sun
The sperm are changing chemical energy into kinetic energy.
Chemical energy is defined as the chemical substance’s potential to undergo a transformation through a chemical reaction. So, this type of energy can be transformed to other forms of energy by a chemical reaction.
Kinetic energy, on the other hand, is the energy that an object (structure) possesses due to its motion.
So, in the example above, chemical energy of the glucose is used (by breaking the bonds of this molecule through the chemical reaction) for the formation of sperm’s kinetic energy (necessary for movement).
The answer is a neurologic
assessment by the stroke team should be performed within 25 minutes of
arrival. Neurologic assessment is the examination of sensory neuron and motor
responses, especially reflexes, to know whether the nervous system is compromised.
The following actions are undertaken:
<span>- </span>Review the patient's history, including past
medical history.
<span>- </span>Perform a physical exam.
<span>- </span>Begin last known well if not already done.
<span>- </span>Execute a neurological exam to assess patient's
status using the NIHSS or the Canadian Neurological Scale.
<span>-
</span><span>The CT scan should
be accomplished within 25 minutes from the patient's arrival in the Emergency Depatment
and should be read within 45 minutes.</span>
