Answer:
Butterflies , Bees , Bats , Humming Bird , Lemurs and Honey Possum are some examples of flowers which are pollinated by Animals.
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Answer:
Soda can be prepared using sucrose, carbon dioxide gas, concentrated juices from different fruits in water.
For making soda, concentrated juices with required fruit flavor in water is used. The temperature of water should be low. Then required amount of sucrose is added. At the end, carbon dioxide is added to the tanks and pump it in under pressure before bottling which act as carbonic acid and add acidic flavor to the soda.
<em>The temperature should remain low because carbon dioxide gas dissolve more easily at low temperature and high pressure also support carbonation of carbon dioxide gas.</em>
Maintaining low temperature is beneficial to minimise the cost of energy and CO2 emission as well.
The answer is organs are made up of tissue
Answer:
6 times
Explanation:
The process if cellular respiration is divided into three major phases : Glycolysis, Kreb cycle and ETC (electron transport chain). Starting from Glycolysis, which occurs in cytosol and breaks the simple glucose molecules. It is the first step of the cellular respiration, in which one glucose molecule is broken down into two molecules of 3-carbon pyruvates.
Each of these 3 carbon pyruvate molecules lose a carbon to form acetyl-Co A and enter into Citric acid cycle- the second stage of cellular respiration. For each pyruvate going into citric acid cycle 1 GTP
, 3 NADH
, 1 FADH2, and 2CO2 molecules are formed. The stage is next followed by electron transport chain in which greater amount of energy in the form of ATP is synthesized.
So, we have seen that each glucose molecule starts two preparatory reactions because 2 pyruvate molecules are formed and each enters into separate citric acid cycle. So, if there are 3 molecules of glucose 6 preparatory reactions separately will occur.
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Answer:
B. animals or insects.
Explanation:
A vector (with respect to diseases) is an agent that transfers a pathogen from one source to another source e.g from person to person. Mosquitoes are an example of vectors, they transmit the malaria pathogen to human.
A vector can be inanimate, however, in epidemiology, vectors are defined as living organisms.
