Answer: A control density dependent limiting factor.
A food processing is a process of increasing the shelf life of preventing the growth of bacteria and improving it's taste. A density dependent limiting factor is the one which affects the size and growth of the population depending upon the density of the population. Food is a density dependent limiting factor as it effects and availability are dependent upon the density of the population.
Food processing is advantageous in a sense as it maintains the quality of food hence, is a control over density dependent limiting factor.
Ok so in this experiment what we want to find is the catalyst for the reaction. Our original reaction is the following. A + B --> C, therefore to find which of the unknown substances (X, Y, and Z) is the catalyst reaction we simply have to do the following:
A + B + X --> C
A + B + Y --> C
A + B + Z --> C
The reaction that produces C much faster than our original reaction A + B --> C will be our catalyst. The reason being that one of the substances will increase the rate of the chemical reaction.
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Answer:
Prepare three test tubes containing reactant A.
Prepare three test tubes containing reactant B.
Add one test tube of reactant B and one unknown to one test tube of reactant A. Repeat for the other two unknowns.
Time the reaction until bubbling stops.
The unknown that causes the reaction to occur the quickest is the catalyst.
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In case of unicellular organisms, which have a single cell, this single cell perform all the function. For a living organism, responding to stimuli, reproduction, obtaining nutrition, excretion and performing all the metabolic process is necessary. If the organism is made up of single cell, that single cell will perform all these functions necessary for life, other wise, it would be dead.
1) By selecting the genetic information that is passed on to future generations, genetic engineering is similar to natural selection.
2) Unlike natural selection, genetic engineering selects the organisms most beneficial to the environment.
3) By selecting the genetic information that is passed on to future generations, genetic engineering can happen at a different rate than natural selection.
4) Like natural selection, genetic engineering may be used on all organisms, including humans.
5) The effects of genetic engineering apply only to the organism selected, but natural selection affects the entire population.
Answer:
1) By selecting the genetic information that is passed on to future generations, genetic engineering is similar to natural selection.
3) By selecting the genetic information that is passed on to future generations, genetic engineering can happen at a different rate than natural selection.
4) Like natural selection, genetic engineering may be used on all organisms, including humans.
Explanation: In natural selection there is overtime selection for one particular trait and is mostly based on phenotype, whilst genetic engineering uses genotype of an organism and it is the deliberate modification of an organism by manipulating the genetic material
Answer: 1,3,4
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