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The amount of mass that planet Jupiter has in the solar system makes it approximately five times larger than all other planets in it. As Jupiter’s gravity pulled on another planet tightly, its diameter grew and it expanded. The density and gravity continued to increase, resulting in even more planet compression.
Explanation:
Really? It's solar. Easy.
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Dehydration reaction is the chemical reaction that links the MONOMERS together by removing a HYDROGEN ATOM form one monomer and an OH GROUP from a second molecule creating a COVALENT BOND between these molecules. The H ATOM and the OH GROUP will be bonded as well to form a water molecule. On the other hand, HYDROLYSIS is a chemical reaction that BREAK down POLYMERS introducing a water molecule and breaking the covalent between the monomers in the polymers.
Explanation:
Carbohydrates, proteins and nucleic acids are polymers of simpler sugars, amino acids and nucleotides respectively. Monomer molecules are joined together to form a polymer by dehydration reactions and a water molecule is released. On the other hand, hydrolytic reactions break down polymers into monomers by adding water molecules to them.
For example, a dehydration reaction joins two amino acids together by a peptide bond (a specific type of covalent bond that joins the amino acids) to form a dipeptide. During the reaction, one amino acid loses an H atom and the other loses its OH group to release a water molecule.
Breakdown of proteins into amino acid occurs by hydrolytic reactions in which water molecules are added to amino acids to breakdown the peptide bonds between them.
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I think it is the first one
Explanation:
Speciation is the process in which new species are created through evolution. I might be wrong though.
the evolutionary process through which new species emerge
I’m not too sure what geoscience is, is it like earth science or..? Anyways I took chemistry online this year and I think it’s ok to say I would have rather taken it in person, just because chemistry can sometimes be confusing -at least for me, and I’m generally a smart person oof. Ik my answer may be biased because i took earth science in middle school and chemistry now (10th grade), but I would say take chemistry. If you take chemistry now then a LOT of things will make sense and if you do geoscience in 11th grade or smth it may be a lot easier to understand.
