Acidic substance(s):
Vinegar contain acetic acid
Tomato Juice contain citric acid
Basic substance(s):
Baking Soda contains Sodium Carbonate
Neutral Substance(s):
In the process of producing sugar, the sugar cane juice is acidic but goes through a process where it's acidity is neutralized and as such the crystalline sugar ends up neutral
Answer:
clean it up
Explanation:
cause if someone isn't looking where they're going and they trip on something then fall in the glass
Answer:
The correct answer is: E) both B and C.
Explanation:
- Bacteria and Archaea forms two distinct and different Domains in the Taxonomic classification system.
- Nuclear envelope that surrounds and protects the genetic material by forming the Nucleus is absent in both Archaea and Bacteria. Both of them possess a region called the Nucleoid where their genetic material is located.
- Plasma membrane that surrounds the cell and maintains integrity of the cell structure is present in both Bacteria and Archaea. Although the composition of lipid in the plasma membrane is different in each.
- However, they vary in their cell wall composition. The cell wall of the bacteria is rich in a compound called peptidoglycan while the cell wall of archaea lacks peptidoglycan and is rich in polysaccharides and glycoproteins.
Answer:
Yes on both parts
Explanation:
Microscopic creatures including bacteria, fungi and viruses can make you ill. And they are alive
Answer:
The correct answer would be - biological species concept.
Explanation:
The biological species concept is a concept of speciation or how a species forms in nature. According to this, a species is the group of the population that can naturally or potentially interbreed with each other, not on the basis of their physical similarities or habitats.
The physical appearance could be useful as recognizing a species but not defining it. As neanderthals show very little or no gene flow with a modern human it means they do not belong to the same species as modern homo sapiens.
Thus, the correct answer is- biological species concept.
