Answer:
Anthropology is the study of humans; Culture is all the knowledge and values shared by society; Society is a group of people with common practices, activities, and interests; Primary source is a document produced during the same time period as the historical event; Secondary Source is a document produced after the historical event; Civilization is a highly developed society; Historical Method is collecting, classifying, analyzing, and interpreting data
Explanation:
Answer: Energy at this point is stored as NADH
Explanation: Glycolysis is a catabolic reaction that is made of many steps that breaks down food to give off energy in a form of ATP. Pyruvate the product of glycolysis, is converted to Acetyl-coA using enzyme pryruvate dehydrogenase. During this process between krebs cycle and oxidative phosphorylation NAD takens electron (reduction) and turns to NADH(oxidation) which travels to the mitochondria, our power house, where its converted to energy using redox reactions. To sum up, energy from glucose molecules are transported and exist in forms of NAD to NADH.
Answer:
<em>Staphylococcus aureus</em>
Explanation:
<em>S. aureus</em> is a toxin producer and even though the bacteria can be destroyed with heat, <em>its toxin is heat stable</em>, this means that it can survive after heating producing food poisoning. This kind of poisoning occurs in foods that require hand preparation, like the potato salad or ham in the example, especially because in the example those food were at room temperature, in the picnic, allowing the<em> S. aureus</em> to produce the toxin.
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Answer:
According to collision- coalescence theory, formation of raindrop from cloud droplets occurs when cloud droplets collide and coalesce or stick together.
Explanation:
- The only significant difference between a raindrop and a cloud droplet is that a raindrop consist of a velocity that is non-negligible during the fall.
- Larger droplets having higher terminal velocities fall faster and collide with smaller droplets. Often the cloud droplets stick together and coalesce to form a larger droplet.
- This starts a chain reaction where these bigger droplets fall even rapidly, collide with the other droplets in their path and merge with these droplets.
