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Explain How all living things are made up of just a few elements?
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∙ 12y ago
by combinig into different compunds, a few elements can make up all living things.
ex. there are only 26v letters in the english alphabet, but the combine to make so many different words
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∙ 13y agothe elements are charactercts and development
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Nothing, nothing at all so just leave me alone Well, biotic means living things, and abiotic is non-living things. Does that help? :)
What do plants and humans have in common?
Just a few things...growneed waterneed oxygen
How does the brain actually perform memory function?
No one REALLY knows. The brain is still one of those things that are there, they do what they do, but we just can't explain it.
How just a few elements can make up all living things?
the elements are charactercts and development
How can living organisms and materials on earth be composed of just a few elements?
living things need other elements but very small amounts
How can living organisms and most materials on earth be composed of just a few elements?
living things need other elements but very small amounts
How can living organisms and most materials on Earth be composed of just few elements?
living things need other elements but very small amounts
Elements in living things?
Mostly COHN : carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen. Everything else is just trace elements.
How all living thing are made up of just a few elements?
by combinig into different compunds, a few elements can make up all living things. ex. there are only 26v letters in the english alphabet, but the combine to make so many different words
How can you say that microorganisms are living things?
Just explain that micro organisms are made up of cells, can grow, can reproduce, and that they go through stages of developement and evolve.
Compare and Contrast an Ecosystem and a Community?
A community has living things in it and a ecosystem has both living and non-living things in it. that is just contrasting it... :)
Compare and contrast a community and an ecosystem?
A community has living things in it and a ecosystem has both living and non-living things in it. that is just contrasting it... :)
Why is the study of chemistry important to understanding of living things?
Because living things are made of chemicals and there are millions of chemical reactions taking place in the body every second. The majority of the body is made of water which is h2o ( hydrogen and oxygen) which are just simple molecules and elements. All cells and all living organisms are made of atoms.
What are six most abundant elements in living things?
Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, and Sulfur.If you can't think of them, just think logically. Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen are basically givens (think fats and proteins), and Nitrogen's also huge in living things. Phospholipid bilayers, phosphorus, yes? And sulfur... I don't quite know about that one, but there must be something that it's involved in too. xD Just remember CHNOPS and have an atomic elements table ready if you can't think of them from that.But this leads to much debate, arguing sulfur vs. calcium, this that, etc. I think these changes are accounting completely different living molecules, whether they're counting just humans, all living things, different compounds common in living things, or the like.Lesson is, u should just ask your teacher about the specifics and you won't get it wrong that way.
What are six abundant elements in living things?
Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, and Sulfur.If you can't think of them, just think logically. Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen are basically givens (think fats and proteins), and Nitrogen's also huge in living things. Phospholipid bilayers, phosphorus, yes? And sulfur... I don't quite know about that one, but there must be something that it's involved in too. xD Just remember CHNOPS and have an atomic elements table ready if you can't think of them from that.But this leads to much debate, arguing sulfur vs. calcium, this that, etc. I think these changes are accounting completely different living molecules, whether they're counting just humans, all living things, different compounds common in living things, or the like.Lesson is, u should just ask your teacher about the specifics and you won't get it wrong that way.
