The question is incomplete, however, the missing part is given as below:
A. Yeast cells and sugar are placed in the solution. B. Water plants in the solution are placed under a bright lamp. C. Algae are placed in the solution and left in a dark room. D. A person blows air into the solution through a straw.
Answer:
The correct answer is - B. Water plants in the solution are placed under a bright lamp.
Explanation:
As we know adding carbon dioxide in as solution result in the change of its acidity this is the result in the indicator to change from blue to yellow. In the question, it is asked that what factors from the given option will cause yellow indictor to blue which means what factors cause the solution to be alkaline from acidic.
Placing the green water plants in the solution under a bright lamp will cause the is utilizing and remove present carbon dioxide in the solution and leads the to blue color from the yellow color of the solution.
Is supplied aproximately two more electrons by NADH than by FADH2.
FADH2 enters the electron transport chain later than NADH. <span>The electron transport chain is made of protein complexes and the passage of an electron through each complex releases a H+ across the membrane. The movement of these H+ creates potential energy as electrochemical gradient that will later generate energy for the enzyme ATP synthase to produce ATP. NADH starts giving these electrons at an earlier stage than FADH2 supplying more energy to the electron transport chain.</span>
Answer:
An ecological community in which populations of plants or animals remain stable and exist in balance with each other and their environment.
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