Yes, the specific heat capacity of substances change when there is a change in temperature. At molecular level, the internal energy of a substance is stored in form of translational, rotational and vibrational energy. It has 3 degrees of freedom for each form of energy. In lower temperature ranges, say below 1000 degree celsius, vibrational energy is insignificant.
For the answer to the question above, this plant is more likely a kind of "liverwort plant"
they are flowerless and they are spore-producing plants and non-vascular. There are estimated of 9,000 species of this kind of plant.
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Bees go out of the hive in search of flowers with nectar by sensing static electric zaps with there small hairs. When they do find a flower they land and start sucking up the nectar in the process pollen falls on their coat and they carry it to the next flower to suck nectar from. the nectar is brought back to the hive inside the bees and is thrown up as honey wich the lave eat and if a lave is to become a queen they are fed royal jelly. <span>Royal jelly is a white secretion produced by young female worker </span>bees<span>. It is comprised of pollen and chemicals from the glands of worker </span>bees.
LD50 or TD50: it is the Lethal Dose 50 (to refer to animals), and Toxic
Dose 50 (to refer to the human being). To refer to animals is: the dose of a
drug, a drug (generally a substance) that kills 50% of a population. To
refer to the human being: it is the dose of a drug, a medicine (in general a
substance) that produces toxicity to 50% of a population.<span>
<span>Find the LD50, it is very important to determine the
dose in which the drug produces toxic effects and thus be able to approach or
deduce the effective dose, that in cases of administering a new drug to the
human being, it is necessary to find the effective dose 50 (Dose of the drug
that produces a therapeutic effect to 50% of the population) in order to
determine the Therapeutic Margin or Therapeutic Index.</span></span>
