2 ATP are produced in <span>glycolysis also 2 NADH are produced in this phase and NADH has enough energy to produce 3 ATPs.
2+6=8</span>
Chemical digestion<span> in the </span>small intestine<span> relies on the activities of three </span>accessory digestive organs<span>: the </span>liver<span>, </span>pancreas<span>, and </span><span>gallbladder.</span>
All you need is :
one egg
vinegar
and a glass or bowl that is taller than the egg
tilt the glass when you put the egg in so it doesn't brake then pour vinegar in to cover the egg and watch as its shell disolves
Answer:
Explanation:
surface waves decay more slowly with distance than body waves, which travel in three dimensions. Particle motion of surface waves is larger than that of body waves, so surface waves tend to cause more damage.
They include the temperature and the pH value.
Each enzyme has a temperature range and pH range that makes them has the quickest action, they're called the optimum temperature and pH. Each optimum temperature and pH is different for each enzymes.
For example, the enzyme in our stomach has a optimum temperature of human temperature range, and a optimum pH for 2.0
However, if the temperature is too low or the pH value is too extreme, the enzyme may denature. The enzyme can no longer work to digests any substrate.