The answer is bonds between atoms break and new bonds form. In order for a chemical change to happen, a new substance/substances (products) have to form that have different properties from the reactants. The bonds in the reactants break and new bonds form in the products.
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Thinking sociologically about a problem such as unemployment, we understand that this issue is
-the result of bad choices by individuals.
-inevitable.
-a personal problem.
-a social issue involving the operation of society.
Answer: -a social issue involving the operation of society.
Explanation:
Unemployment occurs when a person who is actively searching for work is unable to get employment. The unemployment is a social issue. This issue requires the operation of the society by the way that more job options and services generate in the society which can help the unemployed people to seek jobs and earn their wages. The government should take initiative to generate job opportunities keeping in mind the skills, expertise and age of the registered unemployed people.
The two types would be DNA and RNa
Answer:
36 chromosomes in each cell
Explanation:
Mitosis is an equational division which means that it does not reduce or change the number of chromosomes in the daughter cells. Mitosis in a single parent cell produces two daughter cells each having the same DNA content and the number of chromosomes is present in the parent cell. Each chromosome after the S phase has two sister chromatids that separate from each other and are segregated to the opposite poles of the cell during anaphase of mitosis. Therefore, a cell with 36 chromosomes will form two daughter cells after one round of mitosis. Each daughter cell would have 36 chromosomes.
Answer:
Atmospheric carbon dioxide (from animals)
Explanation:
The carbon atoms in glucose come from the atmospheric carbon dioxide molecules that are taken in by plants for photosynthesis.
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