Invertebrates
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All chemical reactions involve energy. Energy is used to break bonds in reactants, and energy is released when new bonds form in products. (sorry if that’s not helpful.)
The following should not be used to reduce the resistance of going to bed for a young child.
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- If the child feels sleepy at 10.30 pm and you want the child to sleep at 8.30 pm, never force them to the time you want them to good to bed. instead, make the time they feel sleepy as temporary bedtime.
- Never to feed them with the heavy diet for making them fall asleep may extend the time of the digestion process or lead to stomach illness during late night.
- Avoid stimulating high energy activities like playing outside, running around, watching exciting TV shows.
- Don't discuss or argue about bedtime with your child.
- Once the child is put to bed immediately leave the room if not that will not allow the child to fall asleep soon
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in Humans, goosebumps is a reflex that helps with the fight-or-flight response, meaning in intense situations, we either run or fight back, depending on the situation. Since we humans evolved from being on all fours to standing upright, these goosebumps actually acted like a danger meter, protecting us from deadly predators or anything dangerous if we could.
In both cases of where the electron transport chain is present in both processes of energy conservation, cellular respiration and photosynthesis, the ion that forms the concentration gradients as a result would be the Hydrogen ion concentration gradient.
