Answer:The citric acid cycle is the final common pathway for the aerobic oxidation of fuel molecules. Moreover, as we will see shortly (Section 17.3) and repeatedly elsewhere in our study of biochemistry, the cycle is an important source of building blocks for a host of important biomolecules. As befits its role as the metabolic hub of the cell, entry into the cycle and the rate of the cycle itself are controlled at several stages.
Explanation:
Find a periodic table of elements.<span> This is a color-coded table made up of many different squares that lists all of the chemical elements known to humankind. The periodic table reveals lots of information about the elements — we'll use some of this information to determine the number of valence electrons in the atom we're investigating. You can usually find these inside the cover of chemistry textbooks. There is also an excellent interactive table available online </span>here<span>.</span>
The mass is 6 Kilograms
Explanation:
Force
=
mass
⋅
acceleration
30
=
m
⋅
5
m
=
6
K
g
The mass is 6 Kilograms
False. ......................................
