ITS B Chloroplast,!! mah dude the ugly leaf thingy produces atp for photosynthesis also known for its photosynthesis
I would say option A - The reaction that causes a firework to explode requires less energy to start, and occurs more rapidly than the reaction that causes a candle to burn.
Explanation:
Firework exploding is a regular chemical reaction chain which ones started does not stop till the chain is complete. The action is rapid and cannot be stopped in the middle as compared to candle burning.
Authorizing the indefinite incarceration of non-citizens based on mere suspicion, and the indefinite incarceration of citizens designated as "enemy combatants" without access to counsel or meaningful recourse to the federal courts;
(b) limiting the traditional authority of federal courts to curb law enforcement abuse of electronic surveillance in anti-terrorism investigations and ordinary criminal investigations;
(c) expanding the authority of federal agents to conduct so-called "sneak and peek" or "black bag" searches, in which the subject of the search warrant is unaware that his property has been searched;
(d) granting law enforcement and intelligence agencies broad access to personal medical, financial, library and education records with little if any judicial oversight;
(e) chilling constitutionally protected speech through overbroad definitions of "terrorism";
Answer:
heterotroph
Explanation:
Heterotrophs are known as consumers because they consume producers or other consumers
Answer:
The spinach pigments will stay as it is on the silica layer.
Explanation:
There is <u>no use</u> of <u>adding the eluent</u> with <u>no solubility for the target compound</u>. In this situation, <u>spinach pigments will stay as it</u> is on the silica gel and <u>eluent will be free</u> of any of these pigments. <em>So, nothing will happen.</em> Instead, if the <u>purpose</u> of doing this experiment was to <u>extract spinach pigments</u>, an <u>alternative eluent</u> with <u>appropriate solubility</u> for spinach pigments <u>should be used</u>.