<span>The inferences I can make regarding the pH of a particular part of the digestive system is that it has a pH of 3. I know that 7 is neutral, and 8-14 is basic. I know that below 7 is acidic. The lower the number is from 7, the more acidic it is. I know that hydrochloric acid is quite acidic because I feel the burn from it when I get acid reflux attacks.
I think the relative size of carbon-based molecules are the size of a nickel, which I think is quite large. I think this because humans need carbon to live and a lot of foods contain carbon, so a lot of carbon molecules are broken down in the digestive tract.</span>
Answer:
1) blue
2) red
3) red
4) blue
Explanation:
organs need red blood and they get rid of blue blood. the lungs are what changes blue to red, so the lungs take in blue and expels red blood.
Glycolysis uses 2 ATP and produce 4ATP. So the net gain is true.
Oxygen is used in the Electron Transport Chain as the final electron recipient from complex 4 cytochrome a₃.
Explanation:
Glycolysis is the process which is common in all forms of respiration where glucose is metabolized into pyruvate. This process is very essential to continue the next steps of different respiration. Glycolysis requires 2 molecules to process substrate level phosphorylation to convert glucose to glucose 6 phosphate and fructose 6 phosphate to fructose 1, 6 bisphosphate. But it produces 4 ATPs. Thus net gain is 2ATP.
In ETC, the hydrogen carriers NADH and FADH gives off the hydrogen to reduce the complex 1 and 2 respectively and itself gets oxidized. Thus the electron given off is transferred between 4 complexes to finally give off to oxygen to form water.
The answer is a. True
The body loses water in the first place through kidneys in the form of urine. A less is lost through evaporation from a skin, as a sweat, or through exhalation, by breathing out water vapor. In some cases, such as intensive exercise or hot weather, increased amount of water can be lost through sweat.
