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No. A law is something that happens without fail every time when being tested, or when it happens in nature. A law does not attempt to explain why the thing occurs, it only states it. A scientific theory is not something that can be tested on and will receive the exact same outcome each time. A theory attempts to explain an action seen in nature. Theories can be subject to change if new scientific data and research comes out, whereas laws cannot.
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To a scientist the term "organic" means nutrients that have a carbon and hydrogen.
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In photosynthesis, electrons that travel through the electron transport chain in the thylakoid membrane come from "water."
In cellular respiration, molecules of "NADH" supply some of the electrons that travel through the electron transport chain.
