Answer:
This question lacks options, the options are as follows:
A. formation of ATP from glucose during respiration
B. formation of carbohydrates from carbon dioxide during photosynthesis
C. formation of oxygen from water molecules during photosynthesis
The answer is A. formation of ATP from glucose during respiration
Explanation:
Oxidation reaction is a type of reaction that involves the loss of electrons (e-) by a compound or molecule. The compound/molecule that loses the electron is said to be OXIDIZED.
According to this question, Chris is studying oxidation and reduction reactions (redox). An example of oxidation reaction she could use is FORMATION OF ATP FROM GLUCOSE DURING RESPIRATION. Glucose (C6H12O6) undergoes series of oxidation reactions in glycolysis, Krebs cycle and ETC, as it loses electrons to eventually produce energy (ATP).
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Answer:
Quite a lot.
Explanation:
I would be wasting your time to put everything here. So keep it simple, prokaryotes and eukaryotes share only ribosomes, cell membranes, cell walls (not all eukaryotes but some, ignore this if you're below 8th grade), and cytoplasms. Everything else would not be found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
Answer: control plot
Explanation:
Control plot refers to the plot that couldn’t receive the experimental treatment such as fertilizer and or variable being tested while another plot receive fertilizer can give proper yield. It is just because, fertilizer is the main source or substance that provides chemical elements that may necessary for corn plant growth and its development. There are two main types of fertilizers such as organic and inorganic, among them organic fertilizer usually contains different nutrients that broken down by different microorganism and then used by such plants to grow effectively.
The function of a bone that results from its relationship
with a skeletal muscle is that it engage in or allows movement of the limbs in
which we could see that both the bone and skeletal muscle are working together in
order to produce the limb’s movement.
