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what nutrients is needed for growth?
meat,fish,nuts,cheese.eggs,beans,peas,lentils,milk are all nutrients for growth.
what type of nutrient is used for heat insulation and makeing new cells?
butter, nuts, sunflower oil, red meat , salmon, cheese, margarine, ice cream are all types of nutrients used for heat insulation and makeing new cells.
which type of nutrients is needed to give energy for movement?
potatoes, pasta, rice, bread, sugar, cereals are all energy nutrients.
why do cells need to respire?
to get rid of all the poison inside and in return it gets oxygen . that is why they respire.
which type of nutrients release glucose?
protein, starch, fats, vitamins are all nutrients that release glucose.
what does immunity mean
is a mild version of a diseace.your immune system protects you from micro-organisims getting into your body , through a wound for example. most of the work is done by white blood cells.
what is the nucleus ?
the nucleus controlls what a cell does.
what is a vacuole ?
a vacuole is a large space filled with cell sap- a weak solution of sugar and salts.
what is a chloroplasts ?
a chloroplast contains chlorophyll used for photosythesis.
what is a cell membrane?
a cell membrane is a thin skin around the cell- it holds the cell together and also controls what goes in and out.
what does atom mean?
atoms have a nucleus in the middle which contains protons and neutrons.
the atoms in an element are all identical. all atoms are tiny.atoms are the basic building blocks of all materials .
what is a molecule ?
the simplest structural unit of an element or compound .
what is an element?
A chemical element is a type of atom that is distinguished by its atomic number; that is, by the number of protons in its nucleus.
what is a compound?
Compounds are pure substances and not mixtures.ompounds are pure substances made of atoms of two or more elements chemically combined in fixed ratios.
what is the chemical symbol for zinc?
Zn is the symbol for zinc.
what is the difference between a permanet magnet and an electromagnet?
An electro magnet runs on electricity. A pernment magnet does not.
what makes an electromagnet stronger?
*changing the number of coils of wire,
*changing the current in the wire,
*changing the material used for the core.
what makes an electromagnet stronger?
*changing the number of coils of wire,
*changing the current in the wire,
*changing the material used for the core.
Aluminium + Hydrochloric acid > Aluminium chloride + Hydrogen
Al + HCl > AlCl3 + H2
water+ carbon dioxide > oxygen +glucose.
WCO2 + XH2O > Y C6 H12 06 + 602
what is the word equation for photosynthesis ?
carbon dioxide + water > glucose + oxygen.
what two shapes can make a square shadow out of a cube, square based pyramid, sphere and cylinder?
a cube and a square based pyramid.
what does opaque mean ?
a material that no light can travel through.
what is a light source ?
something that makes and gives out light.
what does transparent mean ?
a material that you can see through. nearly all the light gets through a transparent material
what does translucent mean ?
translucent is a material that lets some light through, but you can't see through it.
what happens to a shadow when the sun is high in the sky and low in the sky ?
when the sun is high in the sky you get a short shadow and when the sun is low in the sky you get a long shadow.