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Each aluminium ion should have a charge of +2, because the sum of oxidation numbers must be zero.
The uncharged aluminium atom must lose two electrons to become an ion with +2 charge.
what has to happen to an uncharged aluminum atom so that it will bond with oxygen?
It has to lose electrons to become positively charged, so it can attract a negatively charged oxygen ion
Answer:
c. Brownian ratchet
Explanation:
Mitochondria are cell organelles. They are known as the power house of the cells. The energy needed to power the cell is generated by the mitochondria. They functions like a digestive system.
The mitochondria chaperone are proteins that helps the proteins along pathways for their folding. They shield the proteins from other proteins and protect them from binding the folding process. The chaperone are mainly concern with the folding of protein.
The chaperone acts as a Brownian ratchet as the mitochondrial chaperone guides the matrix protein into matrix by the biased diffusion process.