Briefly explain how cells use a high-calorie molecule such as glucose. A calorie is enough energy to heat one gram of water by one degree celsius. Cells use molecules such as glucose by breaking them down and using they energy they provide. Write a chemical equation for cellular respiration
<span>Water often depends on it's salt concentration, if placed in a HYPERtonic solution it will "Shrink". The water will move from inside the plant cell to outside. Remember: Osmosis is the movement of "Water" molecules through a selectively semi-permeable membrane from areas of 'High' TO 'Low' concentrations of water</span>
Not the right subject, but anyway,
233 W * 0.001 kW/W 10.8 hours a day * 365 days a year
= 233*0.001*10.8*365 kW-hours/year
= 918.5 kW-h/year
