A one in one thousand one chance
Naturally occurring lithium<span> (chemical symbol Li) (relative </span>atomic mass<span>: 6.941(2)) is composed of two stable </span>isotopes<span>, </span>lithium-6<span> and </span>lithium<span>-7, with the latter being far </span>more<span> ... </span>Lithium-4 contains threeprotons<span> and one </span>neutron<span>. ... An accurate </span>atomic mass<span> for </span>samples<span> of </span>lithium<span> cannot be measured for all sources of </span>lithium<span>.</span>
<span>Dense connective tissue</span>
Answer:
Most likely diagnosis is Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC), most likely caused by years of prolonged exposure to sunlight over time.
Explanation:
Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) is a common type of skin cancer that develops when the basal cells that is responsible for producing new skin cells when they die, become mutated and causes the basal cell to abnormally multiply rapidly and continues to grow. The accumulation of these abnormal cells is what results in cancerous tumors that appears like ulcers on the skin. Prolong and intense exposure to the ultraviolet (UV) radiation from sunlight has been linked to the most likely cause for the mutation of the DNA in the basal cells which leads the abnormal cell growth and multiplication. People who expose themselves to the radiation of the sun for longer periods, over time, are at high risk of developing this cancer.
Producers get the energy they need from the sun. Consumers get their energy from the plants and animals that they eat. Decomposers get energy from eating dead plants and animals.<span />
