The correct answer is - increased resource supply.
The resource extraction is a process though which the supply of resources on the market is achieved. In the past century, the extraction has been increasing constantly, thus the supply of resources on the market increased significantly because the demand for the same increased significantly.
On the other hand, the extraction of resources, very often, has very bad impact on the environment. The soils are destroyed, which is especially concerning considering the fact that fertile soils are desperately needed. The vegetation is cleared or polluted to a degree where it dies out, and the water also gets contaminated. Lot of this issues are extremely serious, and urgent measures have to be taken in order for such damage to be stopped.
Plasmid or vector transformation is the process by which exogenous DNA is transferred into the host cell. Transformation usually implies uptake of DNA into bacterial, yeast or plant cells, while transfection is a term usually reserved for mammalian cells.
The sodium hydroxide solution and vegetable oil underwent a chemical change.
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The reaction between a base and a fat or fatty acid is called as saponification reaction. Here the base dissociates into the cation and hydroxyl ion. The hydrogen from the fatty acid of the oil reacts with the hydroxyl ion to form water which is basically the neutralization reaction. This cation now reacts with the rest of the fatty acid to form a bipolar molecule which is the soap. During the reaction, the solution becomes cloudy but with time, it again goes back to solution. The cloudyness appears because oil isn't soluble in water based solutions and the base is actually made solution in water.
Here the sodium hydroxide reacts with oil to form water and the soap molecule which is a chemical change.
Phosphorus is an essential nutrient for plants and animals. Phosphorus is a limiting nutrient for aquatic organisms. Phosphorus forms parts of important life-sustaining molecules that are very common in the biosphere.
