Question:
What is eye lens?
Answer:
lens, in anatomy, a nearly transparent biconvex structure suspended behind the iris of the eye, the sole function of which is to focus light rays onto the retina.
Question:
How is its shape and size cchange.
Answer:
The Lens Changes Shape to Focus Near Objects. Light rays from objects that are close to the eye are not parallel.
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The right answer is spiral.
Size and shape vary from one bacterium to another. The majority of bacteria have a size between 0.5-5 μm in diameter.
Most bacteria are either spherical or rod-shaped. In the first case they are called cocci (of the Greek kókkos, grain) and in the second bacilli (of Latin baculus, rod). There are also intermediate forms: coccobacilli. Some rod-shaped bacteria are slightly curved like vibrio. Other bacteria are helicoidal. They are spiral if the form is invariable and rigid, spirochaetes if the body is flexible and can change shape.
Answer:
Force of repulsion.
By decreasing distance and increasing charge on both objects.
Explanation:
Force of repulsion is present between two negatively charged objects due to their same charge. if both charges are opposite to one another so it exerts force of attraction on one another. If we decrease the distance between two negatively charged objects so they exerts more force of repulsion on one another or by increasing power of charge on both objects also increases force on one another.
Answer:
The correct options are: stomach, mouth, eyes, skin
Explanation:
Eyes: Our tears contain an enzyme which is beneficial in breaking down the cell wall of many bacteria's.The blinking of the eye also stops many bacteria's o enter into the eye.
Skin: The skin of a person acts as a barrier between any foreign pathogen and the body of a person. The hair present on the skin tend to trap many microorganisms and prevent them from entering into the body.
Mouth: Our mouth produces saliva which has many enzymes to kill pathogens in food.
Stomach: The stomach acids tend to kill any pathogens which enter through swallowing.
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