Answer:
carbon dioxide + water → glucose + oxygen
Explanation:
Photosynthesis is the process that plants use to make food.
Think about what you need to grow a plant.
It needs <u>water</u> for sure.
Plants and humans both need air. Plants "breathe" in <u>carbon dioxide</u>, which is what we breathe out. (That's why people say to plant more trees, because they take in carbon dioxide.)
Plants use photosynthesis to make food. The food is called <u>glucose</u>, which is a form of sugar.
Plants "breathe" out <u>oxygen</u>, which is what we breathe in. (Remember trees give us oxygen.)
You might also see the equation as a formula:
CO₂ + H₂O → C₆H₁₂O₆ + O₂
Carbon (C) dioxide (O₂)
Water, or dihydrogen (H₂) monoxide (O)
glucose (C₆H₁₂O₆)
oxygen (O₂)
A contact lens is a lens placed on the cornea of the eye.
Importance of buffers in contact lens products:
Buffers: They aim to keep the pH of the solutions at values between 6.6 and 7.8 in order to maintain the lens parameters and the effectiveness of the solutions. They are made by the combination of an acid and its sodium salt (phosphate and acetate for example). Borate and citrate buffers are used.
Importance of isotonicity in contact lens products:
The solution composed by isotonic saline solution.
Isotonia is expressed by osmolarity or cryoscopic lowering
- 0.236 to 0.446 mOsmoles / l (increases during the day)
- If the osmolarity of the mixture is different from that of the tears, it causes discomfort and irritation
• Increased tear secretion
• Increase the blink frequency
- If hypotonia, entry of water to the epithelial cells, if hypertonia: inverse
- Osmolarity restored 1 or 2 minutes after instillation
Adaptations are what organisms do in order for them to survive and adapt to the environments that Mother Nature is presenting them.
1. Crocodiles - have tough and scaled skin that allows them to camouflage and catch prey in the water
2. Frogs - have developed bodily fluids that secrete poison to prevent predators from attacking them
3. Bats - have developed their echolocation to help them in hunting for food at night time.
4. Coelachants - have maintained their extra fins for sensory motor in the water
5. Lampreys - have maintained their tooth-funnel like mouths in order to feed on their hosts.
Answer:
If the animals adapted to fast flowing are found in slow moving water- it could be: 1) They are temporarily dislodged & will get back to its original position or search for a suitable place. 2) If the niche is the same, slow moving water might be only a temporary phenomenon.
