<span><span>Sugar – it is heating, sticky and toxic to the body in big doses
</span><span>Lack of sleep – your body needs adequate rest to rejuvenate all organs so they can perform their intended roles
</span>Over-eating – this can send your body into shutdown mode and put excess stress on your organs
<span>Alcohol – both poisonous and toxic to the body, too much alcohol damages the body internally which is evident externally</span>
Cold food and drinks – can create stagnation in the digestive system, slowing down the digestive process considerably
<span>Emotions
– anger/upset/frustration – all will affect one or more of your organs.
Try and control what you can and let go of what you can’t
</span>Processed foods – they contain foreign properties that are literally indigestible by the human body
Pandadol/nuerofen – contain chemicals that will alleviate pains and
complaints temporarily, yet will leave a trail of destruction. Try
natural remedies instead
Anti-biotics – whilst they kill bacteria and bugs – they also kill
your insides! Follow up a round of anti-biotics with some gut nourishing
foods
<span>Over-exercise – will deplete your Qi and deplete your digestive
strength. Exercise is fantastic in decent doses – not extremes. Are
there issues in your life that you are avoiding and using exercise as a
distraction from?
I only listed 10 examples for you because you didn't put any more detail on a specific number or answer.
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In an endothermic reaction, “delta H” is always positive, since the system is absorbing heat from its surroundings, not releasing into the surroundings like in an exothermic reaction where the delta H is always negative.
So our endothermic reactions would be the first (484kJ) and the last (92kJ).
Answer:
Diffusion occurs in solid and liquid through the constant and random motion of the smaller particles called molecules of either solid, liquid or gaseous in permeable medium as witnessed in the experiment.
Explanation:
The kinectic molecular theory of matter states that the smaller particles of matters called molecules are in constant, but random motion and the degree of movement of the molecules depends on the state or phase such matter exist, which is a derivative of the total kinetic energy possessed by the molecules. This average kinetic energy of the molecules as iodine for example is proportional to the temperature of the matter.
Diffusion should be remembered as the movement of molecules of matters from a highly concentrated region otherwise called hypertonic region to a less concentrated region called hypotonic region through a permeable medium until there is an equilibrium in the system. Since diffusion is expected to involve the movement of molecules, and any matter that can exhibit diffusion is said to have moving molecules, therefore, the kinetic molecular theory of matter is proven to be accurate with the observed movement of iodine molecules in the test tube. This shows that even the molecules of solid matters are in constant random motion, this is made more convincing when these molecules migrate without the addition of external energy source like heat, which then help to understand that the natural iodine molecules are in constant random motion, as they are changed to gaseous state without passing through liquid state, a phenomenon called sublimation.
That’s the correct answer I believe ^
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