Explanation:
I would use a digital weighing scale to perform the operation
the following steps should be considered.
1. Turn ON the digital scale
2. Zero the scale(this eliminate any previous measurements or default readings)
3. Place the dish on the scale and note the initial readings
4. Place the sample of NaCl to be measured and note the final reading
5. Subtract the initial reading from the final reading
The final reading is the amount of NaCl
Answer:
All options seem to be feasible here, a) Currently, blood tests are done at birth to screen for phenylketonuria (PKU). Option b) For a person with PKU, fruits, vegetables, grains, and special prescription formulas should compose the bulk of the diet. c) Individuals with PKU cannot metabolize phenylalanine
Explanation:
Blood tests have been part of the Newborn screening program for many diseases, including PKU (option a)
Special diets programs including low ingesta of the amino acid Phenylalanine, have been used to control the disorder (option b)
The impossibilty to metabolize phenylalanine is the main feature of this genetic disorder (option c)
It would have a decrease in the numbers of animals because the food chain would be thrown off
Answer: Anaerobic pathway would be used during a one minute steep climb.
The lactic acid is produced or the lactic acid energy production occurs through a series of biochemical steps and is known as anaerobic glycolysis. A molecule of sugar is converted first to pyruvate which converts then to lactate. Anaerobic glycolysis occurs in the absence of oxygen and the energy of the glucose is used for ATP production and the process occurs very rapidly as compared to aerobic pathway and the phosphagen pathway.
