Answer: Im pretty sure it’s folding.
Might not Be right.Sorry if it isn’t.
Answer:
The correct answer would be - container 2 will have less salinity than container 1.
Explanation:
The given experiment can give an idea about how the temperature of surroundings can affect the salinity, volume, and density of the water that has the same amount of water and salt dissolved in it. The independent variable or the only variable that is different is their place that has a difference in the temperature. Container 1 is placed in a cool place while container 2 is placed in sunlight.
We know that the warmer the water it takes more space so, therefore, less density. Density and salinity both have a positive relationship so an increase in density increases the salinity and vice versa. Thus, here the salinity of container 2 would be low in comparison to container 1
We can say that the water is the solvent, and the powder is the solute. This is also a solution altogether.
<span>Explanation:- A solute is the thing being dissolved into the solvent. While the solvent is what when the solute is being dissolved in. Together, they make a solution. </span>
No.
The SR is ordinarily involved in intracellular (cytosolic) calcium *release*, not removal.
SERCA pumps help to control cytosolic calcium levels and calcium uptake, or lack thereof when inhibited e.g. by PLB (phospholamban). Proteins calsequestrin, Triadin, and Junctin work at the ryanodine receptors to help to modulate and control cytosolic calcium levels.
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C. F1 generation is all Yy (let Y be yellow and y be green). Y is dominant to y. The F2 could be YY, Yy, Yy, or yy. 3:1
