Heterotrophs help in maintaining a balance in the ecosystem by providing organic compounds for autotrophs. Certain heterotrophs such as fungi help in reducing decomposed plant and animal material. This recycling activity is important in reducing waste in the environment. I think *
The original nucleus is known as the <em>parent nucleus</em>, and the core staying after the rot is known as the daughter nucleus
If a core radiates an alpha molecule, it loses two protons and daughternucleus in this way, the little girl core has a nuclear mass of 4 less and a nuclear number of 2 not exactly the parent core
In β-decay, a neutron is changed over into a<em> proton, electron, and electron-anti neutrino</em>
Which builds the nuclear number of the nuclide by 1. <em>For 211Pb, this would bring about a nuclide of 211Bi.</em>
False the process is reversed. Photosystem ll happens before photosystem l. I know that's weird but it's true. In photosystem ll which happens first it makes the energy carriers for ATP Synthase to happen in Photosystem l which is the next phase. Hope this helped!
