By soil parent material type is understoodunconsolidated deposits (regolith) found on the bedrock. Most Soil parent materials are made up from weathered and disintegrated rock material.
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To begin... what is nuclear fission? Nuclear fission is a "system" in which a big nucleus separates into 2 smaller nuclei. As this happens, it also releases neutrons and energy.
So... you start with a neutron. Then you have a nucleus, which splits into smaller nuclei and a few neutrons. These neutrons then split off and hit more nuclei and this just continues on to create more and more.
Now... when looking at what is created from fission... after the whole process is complete, you are left with fragmented atoms.
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There are phospholipids. They have 2 tails one who is afraid of water and one that loves waters. The ones who love water stay on the outside. They tightly group together in order to keep water out. On top of the phospholipids are glycoproteins, they mark what is good and what is bad. They allow the nutrient to come in and the waste to keep out (other known as the cell marker). There is also cholesterol that keeps enough space between the tightly packed phospholipids so nutrients can actually get through!!!
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