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A plant cell placed in water enlarges but if it is placed in water after boiling its size decreases. WHY???
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Really? Where did you find that question?A plant cell placed in water enlarges but if it is placed in water after boiling its size decreases. WHY???
i had notesReally? Where did you find that question?
Basically, the boiled cell should remain the same i.e., no change in size. This is because boiling damages the cell membrane (the partially permeable membrane) so osmosis cannot occur.i had notes
Yes, it is the same thing. But, we usually use the word 'resistance' for bacteria since 'immunity' is used against diseases.i'm sorry ppl...but cud sum1 plz ans. my qs?
Question.1.) Is saying "anti-biotics can cause bacteria to become immune" and saying "anti-biotics cause bacterial ressitance" the same thing?
(IGCSE Biology btw)
oh ok! thnxx alot!Yes, it is the same thing. But, we usually use the word 'resistance' for bacteria since 'immunity' is used against diseases.
thankuuuuu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! u toooooooo!!!!!!!!!! (hunger games-__-)Best Of Luck to my fellow Friedan giving Biology Paper 1 Today
"May the Odds be ever in our Favor"
I do have notesdoes anyone have good revision notes for chemistry paper 3
pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee help!!!!!!!!!!!
I do have notes
Q.1. Ans. is C, because when two gases have the same mole ratio, they have the same volume. Further explanation?Chemistry DOUBTS - Can anyone solve these for me? plsView attachment 26768View attachment 26769View attachment 26770View attachment 26771 help!!View attachment 26768View attachment 26770View attachment 26771 View attachment 26769
No they're out of 180.View attachment 27177
So all these scores here are out of 200? Some of them seem unbelievable such as 158/200 for an A*. That basically means 79% is an A*, someone explain please
No they are outta 200No they're out of 180.
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Biology (0610)/0610_s12_gt.pdffrm where did u get this ??
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