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Please can you look at question above and below your comment you just posted on here and see if you know (since i think you are online right now )I will try to revise this topic.
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Please can you look at question above and below your comment you just posted on here and see if you know (since i think you are online right now )I will try to revise this topic.
actually yes, Trachea and bronchioles do have elastic fibres. They allow the lumen to dilate.but why would trachea and bronchiole need elastic fibres
the alveolus stretches and recoils due to the air flow but i dnt see why trachea or bronchiole need it
could be wrong :/ anyone else knw?
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I did and I yes I amPlease can you look at question above and below your comment you just posted on here and see if you know (since i think you are online right now )
The question refer to XYLEM VESSELS .so the only logical answer is A.
Please can you explain because cohesion is a property of water right? so how can it be affected... I thought it would be C as it block the mass flow of water...The question refer to XYLEM VESSELS .so the only logical answer is A.
Haha thanks a lot! it helped to clear the doubt!https://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/bio-mcqs.7391/#post-96170
Hope that helps
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i don't get why when i add te 85g to 1 dm^3 i get 1 mole, like is it fixed with any other molar mass. What's the use of that step anywayWell I'm not taking Chem but I found this way, it is the easiest according to me. So basically if you dissolve the Molar Mass in 1dm3 of water you get a 1 mol solution. The calculation is as follows in the image attached. So if the question asked for other values, you will just plug them in into the working etc
WelcomeHaha thanks a lot! it helped to clear the doubt!
Thanks a lotOk so the order is as follows :-
- Disulphide
- Ionic
- Hydrophobic Int
- Hydrogen
Broken by temperature :- Mostly hydrogen and hydrophobic
Broken by pH :- Hydrogen and Ionic
Disulphide are the strongest and they are covalent bonds. To break them, you have to add special reducing agents. Moreover, hydrogen are the weakest and literally anything could break them.
The book is actually Biology Coursebook Third Edition:Probably the one mentioned here:
"Mass flow during translocation" refers to movement inside a phloem, not xylem. So it can't be C!
The book is actually Biology Coursebook Third Edition:
On page 180, question 7, there's a table which compares the structure of trachea and respiratory bronchiole, and the answer is like this:View attachment 52418
View attachment 52418
So yeah, I was expecting the bottom row to be both crosses, but found out otherwise
Cell membrane:View attachment 52414
Can someone give me a list of HIV, TB and Measles having what of the column headings given in the table ?
The answer is D
... So what doesn't have a cell membrane etc...?
No ideabut why do they ve elastic fibres
its nt in the book is it?No idea
Which one? My book? in that case not in the text, but this answer to End Of Chapter question implies thisits nt in the book is it?
same hereWhich one? My book? in that case not in the text, but this answer to End Of Chapter question implies this
It depends on the solution. You see if they wanted NaCl solution, you will find the Molar Mass(normally given) + 1 dm3 of water to give 1 mol solution.i don't get why when i add te 85g to 1 dm^3 i get 1 mole, like is it fixed with any other molar mass. What's the use of that step anyway
Hmm not sure about anythingsame here
http://alevelnotes.com/The-Lungs/169?tree=
they said this
- The smooth muscle allows the Lumen (the inside space) to constrict, by contracting. This is useful if there are harmful substances in the air, as is minimises the amount of the substances that can be breathed in.
- The elastic fibres allow the lumen to Dilate (widen) after the smooth muscle has contracted and then relaxed
Ikr if only the book said something :/Hmm not sure about anything
Actually I think any thing that has smooth muscle must have elastic fiber, according to the information you gave.Ikr if only the book said something :/
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