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What is osmosis?

Osmosis is the movement of water molecules through a partially permeable membrane. Water molecules move from a region of of higher concentration to an area of lower conce...

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Explain how the Kekulé model of benzene is contradicted by the hydrogenation enthalpies of ethene and benzene

The Kekulé model of benzene consists of a 6 membered ring with 3 double bonds. This would imply a hydrogenation enthalpy very similar to that of ethene, since double bonds react with hydrogen in a similar...

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When should the imperfect preterite be used as opposed to the perfect preterite when describing things that happened in the past?

The 'perfect tense' is used to describe events in the past that had a definite ending whereas the imperfect tense if used to describe events which were ongoing. i.e. if we wanted to say: 'While Juan was e...

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Bluebells can reproduce sexually by producing seeds or asexually by producing bulbs. Name two advantages of sexual reproduction and two advantages of asexual reproduction.

We must start off by highlighting important parts of the question, ensuring that we understand the terms and what the question is asking from you. The key words in this question are reproduce sexu...

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What makes something living?

All living things share a certain set of characteristics. The acronym 'MRS NERG' is a helpful way to remember these characteristics:MovementRespirationSensitivityNutritionE<...

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