Answer:
The energy produced during cellular respiration used for different processes and activities such as movement of muscles. The energy produced during respiration is adenine tri phosphate (ATP). When energy is needed in the body, the body decompose ATP molecule into ADP and phosphate. This phosphate is used as energy. When we eat food this ADP is again converted into ATP by the addition of phosphate.
No they do not follow the Carnegie stages of development
The right option; Is slippery
A base is any water soluble
compounds that can accept a hydrogen ion from another substance. Some bases are
strong while others are weak. Bases have bitter taste, slippery or slimy feel
on fingers, turn red litmus paper blue and react with acids to form salt. Examples
include caustic soda and ammonia.