- Water Distillation
- Surface Tension
- Hard Boiled Egg through an open bottle trick
- Cloud in a bottle
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A reasonable conclusion supported by these observations is that the animal was endothermic and had a high metabolic rate.
<u>Explanation:</u>
With reference to warm-blooded species is preferred the endothermic are the species that preserve a steady body temperature regardless of the ambient temperature. Endothermic species mainly include animal kingdom birds and mammals. Many shrimp, however are endothermic too.
If a variation occurs, i.e. if the heat produced is less than the heat loss, the metabolic rate increases to compensate for that loss. Shivering is another method used by people and many other warm-blooded organisms to boost their body temperature. But in case the heat loss is smaller than the heat produced, the process of panting or suddening occurs to increase the heat loss.
From the options that factor that does not effect the rate of enzyme reaction is : ( D ) Amount of product.
Enzymes are substances found in organisms that catalyzes the rate of chemical reaction occurring in an organism. during the chemical reaction the enzyme remains intact and is not utilized during the process.
Some of the process that may Inhibit the performance of an enzyme(s) includes ;
- pH ,
- The substrate concentration,
- Temperature and
- The concentration of the enzyme.
The amount of the product does not affect the performance rate of the enzyme because enzymes functions in chemical reactions and not physical reactions
Hence we can conclude that the factor that does not effect the rate of enzyme reaction is the Amount of product
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Since chloroplast use energy to make food for plant cells (Photosynthesis) I could compare it to lunch money, and how you have to keep refilling up, and up, just to use it again for food, for yourself.
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Explanation:
Parasympathetic Nervous System. The parasympathetic nervous system is an anatomically defined division of the autonomic nervous system, being that part whose motor components run in cranial nerves III, VII, IX, and X and in the sacral nerves.
