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What would happen emulsification occurred less efficiently?
it would be for efficient
What is the most efficient method for a facultative anaerobic cell to generate ATP?
The most efficient method for a facultative anaerobic cell to generate ATP is through oxidative phosphorylation in the presence of oxygen. This process occurs in the mitochondria and involves the electron transport chain to produce a large amount of ATP. If oxygen is unavailable, the cell can switch to fermentation to generate ATP, but this process is less efficient.
When the cell grows larger and gets more content will it need more or less cell membrane to survive?
It will need more cell membrane to cover it but cells only grow a certain size before they will no longer be efficient.
What does percentage energy efficiency mean?
I would assume it means that the more efficient it is, the less energy it intakes and the more efficient the system is at retaining the energy it intakes.
What would happen to a eukaryotic cell if all it's mitochondria were destroyed?
they produce energy for cell. So it will malfunction or die
Would a cell with 10micrometer sides or a cell with 7micrometer sides or a cell with 13micrometer sides be most efficient at waste removal and supplying nutrients to the cell and why?
The smallest cell. because the surface area to volume ratio of the cell will be highest in the smallest cell and so nutrients will be more easily exchanged with the environment. In simple terms, the 7 micrometer cell. This gives the cell lysosomes less trouble getting waste out and lets the mitochondria get the nutrients it needs faster over a shorter distance.
What is an energy efficient device?
It's a device that can convert energy of one form into another efficiently. Like a lightbulb for example, an energy efficient one would use less electricity but still produce as much light as one that is less efficient. It's a measure of what you get out versus what you put in.
What is energy efficient device?
It's a device that can convert energy of one form into another efficiently. Like a lightbulb for example, an energy efficient one would use less electricity but still produce as much light as one that is less efficient. It's a measure of what you get out versus what you put in.
Why does cell division occurs in living organisms?
The more volume a cell has, the harder it is for the cell to retrieve the nutrients is needs. The nucleus is farther from the membrane so the cell uses more energy to bring in the nutrients. A cell must not waste its energy, because it would become much less efficient. Smaller cells, on the other hand, use very little energy in gethering its nutrients, because the surface area to volume ratio is larger. It is much more efficient. Cells also replicate to allow the organism to grow or repair itself.
How would a lack of water affect a cell's functions?
A lack of water in a cell can lead to dehydration, causing the cell to shrink and its internal processes to become less efficient. Without enough water, essential chemical reactions within the cell may slow down or cease completely, leading to impaired function and possibly cell death. Maintaining proper hydration is crucial for cells to carry out their normal functions.
Under what conditions would the net movement of water be into the cell?
If there was less H20 molecules in the cell than outside
Why is a tiny cell more efficient than a large cell?
Small cells are much more efficient. If there were large cells that we did not need a microscope to see, materials would take too long to travel to the center of the cell through the cytoplasm. But that is coming from the stand-point that the materials stayed the same size. If the materials got bigger as well, then there would be no problem but in real life, the particles would stay the same size and the over sized cell would die.
