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Explain how a reflex action occurs

Reflex actions are automatic responses to stimuli i.e. a change in an environment.A receptor first detects a stimulus such as heat, its function is to convert this stimuli energy in this case heat into an...

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Answered by Arjun V. Biology tutor
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Describe the differences in molecular structure between graphite and diamond, and use this to explain their differing properties.

Both graphite and diamond are made of carbon atoms. However, while the carbon atoms in diamond are bonded to four neighbouring atoms, the carbon atoms in graphite are only bonded to three other atoms. The...

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Answered by Briony G. Chemistry tutor
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Meselson & Stahl grew E. coli cells in a dense N15 nitrogen medium, then transferred to a lighter N14 nitrogen medium. Describe the observations of their experiment (until the third generation) and use it to explain the mechanism of DNA replication.

Observations:- After each generation, the amount of DNA will be doubled during the S phase of interphase- At the start, all DNA will be labelled N15- In...

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'British society remained the same in the years 1951 to 1964.' Assess the validity of this view.

Introduction - It can be considered naive to claim that British society remained the same in the years 1951-64 with numerous changes, both on a demographic level but in terms of people's attitudes of the ...

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Answered by Danielle M. History tutor
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A group of 5 people order 2 8 inch pizzas, with heights 2cm and 1cm, and density 3/pi g/cm^3, and 5/pi g/cm^3 respectively. If they divide each pizza evenly, how much pizza, in grams, does each person eat? Use 1 inch = 2.5 cm.

This is a slightly advanced GCSE question, involving multiple steps. Each step is quite simple however.First, set out the known variables. Note that the 8 inches is the pizza diameter.r = 8*2.5/2 = 20/2 =...

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Answered by Ibrahim Q. Maths tutor
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