Answer:
The correct answer will be- to provide smooth surface at the ends of synovial joint.
Explanation:
Articular cartilage is the white smooth tissue present at the end of the bones which covers the bones at the joints. The articular cartilage is devoid of the nerves, blood vessels and lymphatics but is exposed to the biochemical environment.
The cartilage at the joint helps in the movement of the bones by reducing the friction produced by gliding or sliding of the bones over each other.
Thus, to provide a smooth surface at the ends of synovial joint is the correct answer.
Answer[:]
Football has impacted our society in many ways. Some of them being good ways, and some of them being bad.
Here is a way Football has impacted our society. Normally on a causal Sunday morning, people would go to Church. People would rest and spend a day with God. Instead they wake up, turn on the TV, and stare at a football game all morning. Football has drastically changed the way we spend our Sunday mornings.
Another way Football has impacted our society is for school reasons. If students need and want to get into college, and Football is the only way to do it, that's a pretty positive impact. Getting a scholarship to play college football is a great way to get into college.
These reasons are just a few of many reasons of how football has impacted our society.
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Answer:
the answer is A
Explanation:
ive done this question before and i got A. Carbohydrate Production!
can i get a brainliest please! ;)
The options are likely positive or negative. I believe the answer is Positive.
Answer:
Explanation:
Lab: Reactions
The goal of this lab is to demonstrate the effects of changing temperature and particle size on the rate of a chemical reaction. The purpose of this lab is to plan and perform controlled tests of multiple variables using repeated trials during an investigation about reaction rate. This is an inquiry lab. My hypothesis is that the effects of the different variables will have a major effect on the outcome of the results. The temperature will change dramatically by the multiple factors it will be exposed to. The different variables include the substance in the container, the temperature in the container. Also, the temperature of the room can affect the ending temperature of the cylinder after the experiment. The controlled variables are using the same thermometer and the amount of substance put into the vial.
The materials needed for the lab are listed above. The steps of the experiment do not change, only the substances used for the experiments. This includes started with the beaker and filling it with the cylinder with water. Then you use the thermometer to check the degree of the water. Then you use togs and place the beaker filled with water onto the hot plate. You turn on the hot plate and wait for the water to heat up for 5 minutes. Then you use togs and remove the beaker from the hot plate and turn the plate off. Then you use the thermometer and check the temperature of the heated water. You put the tablet into the heated water and time it. You repeat this process with all of the substances.
You should record all of the processes of the lab and write it all down.
Table A: Baseline Data for Tablet in Room Temperature Water Volume (mL) Temp. ( oC) Start Time End Time Elapsed Time (s) Trial #1 250 20 0 50 50 Trial #2 250 20 0 52 52 Trial #3 250 20 0 51 51 Average Time for Tablet to Dissolve 51 Table B: Time to Dissolve Tablet in Hot Water Volume (mL) Temp. ( oC) Start Time End Time Elapsed Time (s) Trial #1 250 40 0 22 22 Trial #2 250 40 0 24 24 Trial #3 250 40 0 20 20 Average Time for Tablet to Dissolve 22 Table C: Time to Dissolve Tablet in Cold Water Volume (mL) Temp. ( oC) Start Time End Time Elapsed Time (s) Trial #1 250 4 0 84 84 Trial #2 250 4 0 89 89 Trial #3 250 4 0 85 85 Average Time for Tablet to Dissolve 86 Table D: Time to Dissolve Tablet When Quartered Volume (mL) Temp. ( oC) Start Time End Time Elapsed Time (s) Trial #1 250 20 0 41 41 Trial #2 250 20 0 44 44 Trial #3 250 20 0 41 41 Average Time for Tablet to Dissolve 42 Table E: Time to Dissolve Tablet When Crushed Volume (mL) Temp. ( oC) Start Time End Time Elapsed Time (s) Trial #1 250 20 0 18 18 Trial #2 250 20 0 18 18 Trial #3 250 20 0 15 15 Average Time for Tablet to Dissolve 17 Summary Tables Table F: Summary Table for the Effect of Temperature Volume (mL) Temp. ( oC) Average Time (s) Hot water 250 40 22 Room temperature 250 20 51 Cold water 250 4 86 Table G: Summary Table for the Effect of Surface Area Volume (mL) Temp. ( oC) Average Time (s) Tablet form 250 20 51 Quartered 250 20 42 Crushed 250 20 17
The different substances used in the experiment reacted differently based on the heated water and conditions of the outside temperature. This was affected by all of the variables. I did not do any background research before doing this experiment so I do not have any prior experience on this topic. My hypothesis was correct after conducting the experiment. This constantly changed based on the variables and substance used.
