Answer:
The carbon in the air will lessen over time. This is because it is being trapped in the walls of the biodome. This will affect living things negatively as the carbon cycle is a necessary part of nature and throwing off the balance of carbon in the carbon cycle will throw off the balance of the entire ecosystem within the biodome.
Answer: i believe it is mutation
Explanation: An insertion mutation occurs when an extra nucleotide is added to the DNA strand during replication. This can happen when the replicating strand "slips," or wrinkles, which allows the extra nucleotide to be incorporated (Figure 2). Strand slippage can also lead to deletion mutations.
Answer: B. Osmosis Across a Membrane
The movement of water across a gradient is called osmosis.
<span>Cocaine Preparations
-Coca leaves --> Coca Paste (60% pure): Not water soluble, so you can't inject it into the bloodstream -- you need an additional chemical step to turn the paste into crystal powder that can be injected or snorted
-Coca --> Cocaine Hydrochloride (99% pure): Doesn't hold up very well to heat, so you can't smoke cocaine hydrochloride
-Cocaine Hydrochloride (99% pure) --> Free-Base Cocaine or Crack Cocaine:
-Reconvert cocaine hydrochloride back to base state by removing hydrochloride from cocaine (that's why it's called free-base cocaine)
-Crack cocaine is a crystallized form, mixture of cocaine and baking soda
-75% pure
-Can be used at lower doses and is much cheaper than cocaine
-Can be smoked</span>
C
Explanation:
Molecule C would be least soluble in water because it is not a polar compound/molecule. It also lacks any unit that can combine with water to form a good hydrogen bond.
- The general rule of solubility is that like dissolves likes.
- Polar molecules will only dissolve in polar solvent.
- Water is a polar solvent with hydrogen bonds in them.
- Hydrocarbons typically have weak london dispersion forces between them and they are not polar.
- Other compounds have functional groups that can form hydrogen bond with water.
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