Answer:
Explanation:
some things that both of them have are:
cell membrane, nucleus, mitochondria, and vacuoles.
Some things that plant cells have only:
cell wall, large central vacuole, plastids, chloroplasts
The question is not given. You just placed some statements. Apparently, here you have some definitions to pair with the type of elements. So, I will separate the statements as per my best understanding. If the question requires anything else tell me to give you more details.
<span>1. Metalloid
Metalloid is an element that has properties in between metals and non metals, this is metalloids have some properties of both.
Then you can pair it with ---> moderate ability to conduct heat and electricity
2. noble gas
The elements that are knwon by not reacting with other elements are noble gases.
Then, pair this with ---> will not react with other elements.
3. metal:
Metals are malleable, polishes to a luster and are good conductors of heat and electricity.
Then pair metal with ---> malleable, polishes to a luster;
conducts heat and electricity well
4) non metal gaseous: non metal are poor conductors
So, pair this with ---> does not conduct heat or electricity well
Given that the question is no
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Answer:
carbon dioxide and water
Explanation:
the most simple answer would be co2 and h20 since they are two molecular waste products formed as a result of cellular respiration, but ATP is also a product and is a molecule. So the question itself is faulty, since there are three products in cellular respiration.
It depends on how you learned it, but it says 2 so I would go with CO2 and H20.
Answer:
Explanation:
Each of these types of scientists focus on different research studies and therefore needs different tools. Field Scientists' studies mainly revolve around observations which they, therefore, need only a pen and paper, this may sometimes change when they need bigger machinery to make a certain event occur, but this machinery is dependent on the type of research. On the other hand laboratory, scientists work with different specimens within the lab and tend to use tools such as Bunsen burner, beakers, reagent bottles, petri dishes, and microscopes.
