Answer:
the scientist has determined that the chemical isolated from charcoal-grilled meat is an oxidant.
Explanation:
oxidants are oxidizing agents. oxidants have the capacity to damaging living cells. vitamin C on the other hand is an active antioxidant, hence it was able the breakdown of the cells.
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Kinetic Energy (1/2 · mass · velocity²) occurs when an object is in motion, or a force is occurring on the object. An example would be a car in motion.
Potential energy (mass · height · gravity ) is obtained when an object has the ability to do work. An example would be an object on a shelf. It has the potential to fall, and this would cause the potential energy to become converted into kinetic energy.
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Looking at the examples in the table, we can sort them as such:
Girl swimming laps- Kinetic energy because the girl is in motion.
Boy on diving board - Potential energy because the boy is not in motion, but has the potential to be in motion.
Girl hitting volleyball - Kinetic energy because the volleyball is in motion.
Boy holding volleyball- Potential energy because the volleyball is stationary and has the potential to be in motion.
Therefore, the correct table is table 1.
Answer:
B) A little cellular respiration was taking place but not enough for growth.
Explanation:
Germination is a biological process that has a high energy demand, this requirement being fulfilled by cellular respiration. Cellular respiration enables the germinating seeds to convert chemical energy from oxygen (O2) molecules and nutrients into adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the energy currency of the cells. Cellular respiration increases as seeds emerge and begin to germinate. In this case, cellular respiration was not enough to fulfill the energy requirements of the germinating soybean seeds, which can be measured by the amount of O2 consumed during this process.
The answer is B. Primary. Gordon Allport grouped personality traits by:
cardinal traits - master traits, most dominant personality, most observable trait.
Central traits - general traits, building blocks of what shapes the person's behavior.
Secondary trait- not obvious traits as central traits, observable during a certain situation/ when the need arises.
