Answer: 3. The half- life of the isotope must be long enough to capture the age of the rock. and
4. their should be more than one unstable isotope.
In radioactive dating proces, the parent isotope is in unstable state which undergoes decay process to give stable daughter isotopes. Half-life is the amount of time it takes for half of the parent isotopes to decay. The rock dating requires a long lived parent isotope so that it can capture the exact rock age.
One rock when get decayed in the daughter isotope other will be available identify the age.
C. Sedimentary Layers, sedimentary rocks are created as a result of high pressure :)
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Answer:
C. Slide A, plant cells; Slide B, animal cells
Explanation:
The slide A has some organelles that are unique to plant cells, and are mostly found in plant cells. Organelles such as a cell wall and chloroplasts are unique features of plant cells. They are normally absent in animal cells.
Therefore, slide A, which has these cell organelles can be rightly labelled as "plant cells", while side B, which has these organelles missing, can be labelled as "animal cells".
As a leaf cell is a plant cell contains chloroplasts for photosynthesis which the root hair cell does not have, leaf cell also contains larger vacuoles and the presence of a cell wall.
Answer:
The term secretion refers to the cell that releases a substance into the extracellular space.
Explanation:
When a cell or organ or gland produce and secretes substance in to extracellular space,this biochemical process is called as secretion.
The secretory products may be hormone, enzymes etc.
This process facilitates the movement of material from one place to another place.
For example, Pituitary gland produce and release prolactin hormone that induces breast cells to produce lactation during sucking process done by baby.
Pituitary gland also secrete different hormones that acts on different glands like adrenal, testes, ovary, thyroid gland etc that in turn produce different hormones like adrenaline,testosterone,estrogen,progesterone, TSH,T3, hormone etc.
