Answer:Muscle growth or “skeletal muscle hypertrophy,” as it's called at science parties) is the result of a complex process that adds more myosin “filaments” to each muscle fiber. This makes the “engine” of the cell bigger and stronger over time. ... This process is called muscle protein synthesis, or MPS. Skeletal muscle is composed of thread-like myofibrils and sarcomeres that form a muscle fiber and are the basic units of contraction. The 650 skeletal muscles in the human body contract when they receive signals from motor neurons, which are triggered from a part of the cell called the sarcoplasmic reticulum.
1. Silicon is in the same group and also has 4 valence electrons.
2. covalent
3. 1
4. Wood
6. 1s22s22p2
7. Covalent
Those questions were somewhat simple. Questions #5 and #8 I'm not certain of and if you have any kind of textbook or course material, it'd be beneficial to look at it. I hope you were able to figure out the answer to Question #4 was "Wood", otherwise your teacher must be slacking :P. I'll try to figure out the answers to #5 and #8 and let you know what I figured out.
Hydrogen gas
Acid + metal = salt and hydrogen gas
Answer:
<u>False</u>
Explanation:
- The carbon cycle is a process which involves the flow of carbon through all of living things and life forms on Earth. The carbon cycle span over two segments: long-term and short-term, allowing for regulation of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
- While the short term segment deals with Earth forms that are more 'fleeting' like water nd air, the long-term affects the rock which take centuries to process through completely.
- In the short-term reservoir, carbon is stored in the atmosphere, oceans and biosphere with the ocean containing the largest amount of carbon. The biggest player and regulator of atmospheric carbon however is the ocean, not the biosphere. It is what links the long-term segment reserves to the short-term because carbon dioxide is removed from the atmosphere and converted to fossil fuels and rocks which are components of the long-term reserves.
I hope this explanation was clear and comprehensive.
