Heat capacity

1. you second answer is correct (plus they are hydrophobic) 3. a high heat capacity; doesn't change much; b on the microscale the water may buffer changes in temperature ...

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But since the efficiency is not 100%, where is the heat going inside your cells? As said, it's lost as heat. And for ETC - the reason ... can still occur without oxygen? Could be. The point is, there is high enough capacity to reoxidize the coffactors by lactate dehydrogenase. However, when there ...

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... with what they're attracted to (i.e. 'flip polarities') this emotional capacity to retain a neonatal mind into adulthood, is simultaneously accompanied ... degrades the ordered state of systems, what's known as entropy or 'heat loss,' and then is able to turn this change into information so that ...

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... Methane is more than 20 times as effectual as CO2 at entrapping heat in the atmosphere. Methane is obtained from resources such as rice paddies, ... to climate change. Human systems are seen as being variable in their capacity to adapt to future climate change. To reduce the risk of large changes ...

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... because the important enzymes have been irreversibly denatured by heat treatment) then there is no driving force to reverse the redox reaction, ... It is possible to add so much methylene blue that you exceed the capacity of the system. Under such a condition you will never see the decolorization ...

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