What are the two products made during the electron transport chain?

Answer:

Water and ATP

Explanation:

Answer:

H20 and ATP

Explanation:

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Which device works similar to the way kidneys work in the human body? HELP IM BEING TIMED!!!

1. Below is a diagram of the male
reproductive system. Which structure is
represented by D?
A. scrotum
B. testes
C. prostate gland
D. epididymis

Based on the synthesis reaction what would the product of the reaction be? NaPO3+CuO

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It was the big day; Lance had been training for months in anticipation of the annual “Dasher Twenty-Six-Two.” As he laced up his sneakers, he thought back to the endless grind of aerobic training he had accomplished. Hour after hour of lung-burning, quad frying jogging on pavement and dirty. He was ready mentally and physically, plus he had a secret weapon ready to go. Lance had been experimenting in the use of a thick, sugar saturated gel-nutrition to supplement his running. He anticipated finishing just before the three-hour mark and he planned to eat his special goo around hour two for a much-needed energy boost. The goo solution was a mixture of maltose, sucrose, and glucose, as well as some salt. Water would be available on the course every few miles and with his nutrition plan set he found his way to the line. *BOOM*

The start gun leaked smoke as wave after wave of runner set off. Miles started flowing by… five miles feeling good… Mile thirteen halfway there! Just as the two-hour mark was upon him, Lance pulled the gel from his pocket and slurped the gooey syrup down. Mile fifteen Phew, heavy legs… Mile eighteen Legs are burning but I got it… then came a hit of fatigue.

He had read about this before. The dreaded bonk. Bonking was said to be the final drips of glycogen being removed from the muscle’s cells, with an accompanying burn suggesting rapid production of lactate. It also meant he had spent the last two hours less aerobic than he thought. Making it to mile twenty-two, Lance noticed his heart rate ten-beats over his planned pace. His breath was getting harsher, his legs getting weaker. The mile twenty-four marker went by and he was down to nearly a walk, lips dry and stomach lurching. The last half mile was a blur as Lance crossed the line his raised arms quickly fell, and so did he, right into a chair near the finish line.

Discuss the necessity of Lance’s training to prepare for his ability to fuel a marathon with specific reference to the major organ systems involved and their purpose. Identify the needed reactants and excreted products Lance utilized during his ongoing respiring, with specific reference to where each is created or used. Finally, predict the influence of his experimental goo and suggest advantages and disadvantages to its use, as well as better use with reference to time and impact on the ability to enter and circulate to where it would be needed

What is a global hectare (gha)?

Why does the air at higher pressure move downward?

What is the independent variable?
What is the dependent variable?

You have adopted a gray mouse, which you know is a wild type phenotype. When crossed with a white mouse, your gray mouse has a first litter of 3 gray mice and 2 white mice. In the second litter, you observe 3 gray mice and 4 white mice. What is the probable genotype of your gray mouse

tRNA molecules deliver amino acids to ribosomes where the amino acid next
A. forms an ionic bond with another amino acid
B. is deaminated and catabolized
С. becomes an anticodon
D. is covalently bonded to a growing polypeptide
E. forms hydrogen bonds with esters

a doctor sees a patient who has kidney failure, lack of motor coordination, and a poorly functioning nervous system. after testing the doctor finds that these symptoms are all related to a chronic lack of energy in some of the patients cells. the doctor diagnoses a metabolic disorder known as leigh's disease. Based on evidence a malfunction in what organelle is most likely responsible for leighs disease?

The health department is responsible to make sure there are written directions for critical control point procedures.
True
False

True or False: A neuron's response is all-or-nothing.

Why are the digestive systems of birds, ruminants and humans different?

What would make the water in a small region of the ocean more salty?
A. heavy rainfall over the region
B. melting an iceberg in the region
C. water from a river running into the region
D. evaporation of a lot of the water in the region

The F1 mother of these progeny (F2) resulted from a cross between two flies from true breeding lines (P generation). What are the genotypes of these two lines

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17. Why did cover crops fall out of favor in the 20th century?
O A. Selective herbicides were developed to kill weeds.
O B. Cover crops worsen soil structure.
O C. Cover crops reduce water infiltration into the soil.
O D. Cover crops were no longer beneficial.

5. Objects that sink have a greater density than the buoyant force acting on it.
(3 Points)
True
False

An acid is best defined as: Select one:
a. a substance with a pH between 0 and 7.
b. a substance with a pH between 7 an 14.
c. a substance that is exactly pH 7.
d. A substance with a pH between 0 and 14. m​

what is the answer to 9 i’m not sure if i have it right?

If the human genome is three billion base pairs long, estimate the average number of SNPs in the human genome.

The batteries in a flashlight are Dead and the flashlight no longer works. What happened to the energy that was in the battery

How does increasing plant biomass (amount of plants) affect atmospheric CO

Which illustration of transport across the
membrane requires energy?

URGENT: Why does an increase in carbon dioxide increase the quantity of hydrogen ions in blood?

A.) When carbon dioxide mixes with water, it loses two electrons?

B.) When carbon dioxide mixes with blood, it slows the transfers of hydrogen ions.

C.) When carbon dioxides dissolves in water, it releases hydroxides.

D.) When carbon dioxide is dissolved in water, it forms carbonic acid?

What can you infer about the Maastrichtian Age from its name?

Question 7 options:

A)

That is was an extremely long, complicated age.


B)

Rocks from that era were first studied near the city of Maastricht, Netherlands


C)

That is was the most strict geologic age in history.


D)

Nothing - the names of geologic ages are arbitrary.

The theory of Copernicus contained six hypotheses:

The sun is at the ____ of the planets.

The Earth is ____ of the planets.

All the planets ____ around the sun.

Each planet revolves around the sun in its own ___ and at different ___.

The moon ___around the Earth.

The stars are___ part of the solar system.


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Modern whales evolved from mammals that lived on land. Fossil evidence reveals that one characteristic that has changed over time is the position of whales nostris. The images below show the skills of a modern whale
and its ancestor, Pakicatus
Nostrils at front
of skull
Nostrils at top
of skull
Pakicetus
Eschrichtius
cientists think that the position of the nostrils gives modern whales an evolutionary advantage. Which of the following most likely describes how this adaptation is advantageous?
O The nostril position allows whales to obtain air more easily at the surface of the water.
The nostril position allows whales to obtain food more easily at the surface of the water.
O The space lett empty by the migrating nostrils has allowed modern whales to develop gills.
The space left empty by the migrating nostrils has allowed modern whales to develop teeth.

The Earth is ________________of years old