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Toxicology is the study of poisons or hazardous substances and how they influence living organisms such as humans. It assists us in understanding the adverse ef
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Are eggs a living thing?
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if a bird laying an egg without mating then it does not have the power to reproduce so it is a non living thing if a bird laying an egg after mating then it wil
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Can the human body drain a battery?
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While it is indeed true that all animals give off minute electromagnetic energy, no person Can Cats Eat Persimmons drain a battery no matter how much moving they did. The battery w
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How does sweating help humans to maintain a constant body temperture?
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By sweating, your body removes some of the heat that is trapped in your body. When you sweat, water is released through the pores on your skin. The water/sweat
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Why do you use a reagent blank and not just distilled water to zero the spectrophotometer?
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I know exactly what this question is from. This is an experiment testing the amount of dissolved iron in a solution, correct? If so, then this is the answer I c
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List six characteristics that all living things share?
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Grows and develops
Responds to its surroundings
Reproduces
Excretes waste
Energy (uses)
Contains chemicals
Cells (has)
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What is the relationship between the size of the shadow and the distance of the object from the light source?
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The relationship between the size of a shadow of an object and the distance of light source from the object is indirectly proportional. A short distance will ma
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What is cutaneous pathology?
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Cutaneous pathology is the branch of pathology that is concerned with the research and diagnosis of skin diseases. Pathology is a medical specialty that studies
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What is Felix Dujardin contribution to biology?
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Felix discovered the "CYTOPLASM" the jelly-like structure of the cell.
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Biology
Are eggs a living thing?
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if a bird laying an egg without mating then it does not have the power to reproduce so it is a non living thing if a bird laying an egg after mating then it wil
Read more
Biology
+2
Can the human body drain a battery?
Asked by Wiki User
While it is indeed true that all animals give off minute electromagnetic energy, no person Can Cats Eat Persimmons drain a battery no matter how much moving they did. The battery w
Read more
Biology
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How does sweating help humans to maintain a constant body temperture?
Asked by Wiki User
By sweating, your body removes some of the heat that is trapped in your body. When you sweat, water is released through the pores on your skin. The water/sweat
Read more
Biology
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Why do you use a reagent blank and not just distilled water to zero the spectrophotometer?
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I know exactly what this question is from. This is an experiment testing the amount of dissolved iron in a solution, correct? If so, then this is the answer I c
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Biology
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List six characteristics that all living things share?
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Grows and develops
Responds to its surroundings
Reproduces
Excretes waste
Energy (uses)
Contains chemicals
Cells (has)
Biology
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What is the relationship between the size of the shadow and the distance of the object from the light source?
Asked by Wiki User
The relationship between the size of a shadow of an object and the distance of light source from the object is indirectly proportional. A short distance will ma
Read more
Biology
+1
What is cutaneous pathology?
Asked by Wiki User
Cutaneous pathology is the branch of pathology that is concerned with the research and diagnosis of skin diseases. Pathology is a medical specialty that studies
Read more
Science
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What is Felix Dujardin contribution to biology?
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Felix discovered the "CYTOPLASM" the jelly-like structure of the cell.