Put and example of one probiotic food.
Live yogurth
What is chemosynthesis?
Some species of bacteria use a variaty of chemical reaction to make glucose.
What is haemoglobin?
The substance that makes red blood cells red
Name three products that are made using fermetation
bread,beer,wine
What is the half of 2+2?
3
What does digestive juice contains?
enzymes
What gas is often use in chemosynthesis?
Carbon dioxide
What is the chemical reaction that transfer energy from glucose?
aerobic resspiration
State one of the two reasons why the body respires aerobically instead of anaerobically?
Aerobic respiration transfer more energy per glucose molecula than anaerobic respiration / The lactic acid produced from anaerob respiration can cause painful cramps in your muscles.
If 3 is 1 how much is 3+3+3
1
What is the biological name of enzymes?
catalysts
What bacteria lives in the soil and the roots of some plants?
Nitrogen bacteria
How does glucose is transported?
In blood
What is anerobic respiration?
Is a type of respiration that does not use oxygen,your body uses this type of respirationto transfer energy from glucose where there is not enough oxygen for aerobic respiration to take place.
What is the color of the mirrors?
Green
Mention three types of enzymes involved in digestion
carbohydrase,protease and lipase
What bacteria is found in the bottom of the sea near volcanic vents?
Sulfur bacteria
Where does repiration happens?
in cells call mithocrondia
The word equation for fermentation...
glucose→ethanol+carbon dioxide(+energy)
(reactant) (products)
In what place is Thursday before Wednesday
In the Dictionary
State the function of bile
Bile breaks the lipids into small droplets that are easier for the lipase enzymes to work on
Energy source of chemosynthesis
Chemical
The word equation for aerobic respiration is...
glucose+oxygeṇ→carbon dioxide+water(+energy)
(reactant) (products)
The word eaquation for anaerobic respration is...
glucose→lactic acid(+energy)
(reactant) (products)
Who is the unicorn that still alive?
The rhino