Answer:
This is for photosynthesis, which is anabolism.
Explanation:
The photon which represents the packet of energy from the sun,is used to split water molecules into H+.electrons and oxygen. The Hydrogen ion is used to reduce CO2 to produce CHO, fatty acid and protein in the Calvin cycle.This is photosynthesis.
Therefore, the single reaction is made up of two related reactions, The splitting of water-Photolysis.. which occurs in the daylight.The reaction is therefore called light dependent stage.
While the reduction of the CO2 with the Hydrogen ion , in the presence of ATPs, which takes place in the dark,called light independent stage.
Answer: They contain substances/substrates in specific ways that heighten the chances of the chemicals reacting with each other
Explanation:
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Answer:
I think it is the atomic mass, or the atomic weight.
Explanation:
The number above the symbol is the atomic mass (or atomic weight). This is the total number of protons and neutrons in an atom. The number below the symbol is the atomic number and this reflects the number of protons in the nucleus of each element's atom.
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the specific gravity of
pure sulfuric acid is---------> approximately 1.835 g / cm3
the specific gravity of
water is -------------------- >1.000 g / cm3.
The electrolyte, that
is, the dissolution of sulfuric acid in water, is usually at a rate of 36%
acid, so that, in a fully charged element, we can deduce the electrolyte
density, is 1.295 g / cm3. (see attached table)
The specific gravity is
actually the difference in the weight of water compared to a specific fluid. It
is measured with a hydrometer
Subjective.
Explanation:
A medical note follows a SOAP format i.e. the parts are Subjective, Objective, Assessment and plan.
The first part of the note is subjective and it involves gathering information from the patient about the onset of symptoms, location of symptons, any history etc.
The second part is objective which involves the determination or evaluation of symptoms which could be seen, heard or felt.
The third part involves assesment of symptoms and crude diagnosis of the ailment.
The fourth part involves the plan to treat the patient. Any further diagnosis,if recommended etc.
