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ATP Synthasis
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When new crust is made what happens to the old crust?
When new crust is made, like at a spreading center, old crust must be destroyed, like at a subduction zone, where it is brought back into the inner earth and melted and recycled through.
What are the disadvantages about hydrogen?
Hydrogen is very flammable and can easily explode. Look back the Hindenburg blimp that used hydrogen. Hydrogen burns very cleanly leaving just water vapor of a byproduct. Using Hydrogen as a fuel for cars sounds great except that you need to make it by splitting water into Hydrogen and Oxygen. That uses up as much energy as the burning of Hydrogen releases. In use as a fuel for cars, you can imagine the explosion when a hydrogen tank bursts and ignites.
How does nitrogen put back into the earth?
Through lightning strikes or manure
What hydrogen ion pumps do?
also referred to as "Chemiosmotic Synthesis of ATP", hydrogen ions are removed from one side of the membrane to another. (inside to out), generating a proton gradient across the membrane. So we have a high concn of H+ ions outside the cell membrane. This causes the H+ ions in urgent need to get back inside with diffusion, thus protons move across membrane through special channels. Their passage drives the synthesis of ATP as well. btw this is also Active Transport. (ATP from cell is required).
Is hydrogen used in airships?
Yes. Hydrogen was the material originally used to produce lift in airships. Hydrogen (H2, also called dihydrogen) is cheap and easy to produce, as it can be created through the electrolysis of water. Hydrogen is also the lightest element in existence, and since airships attained lift using lighter-than-air materials, this was a valued trait. However, hydrogen is highly flammable in the presence of oxygen; even explosive! So a lot of effort went in to preventing ignition of the hydrogen. Passengers were searched before boarding an airship to ensure sure they had no matches or lighters in their possession. Smoking was prohibited while aboard the ship, except in one specially designed compartment, which contained one lighter. Hydrogen was the main source of lift for the majority of airships in Europe from the late nineteenth century to the mid twentieth century. However, in the United States of America, a natural source of the lighter-than-air gas helium was discovered. Though heavier than hydrogen, helium was favored for safety purposes, as unlike hydrogen, helium is nonflammable. However, helium was far rarer and more valuable than hydrogen, as it could not be as easily produced. As the United States of America had a monopoly on helium at the time, it had to be imported by the European countries which used airships. Most notably by Germany, with its famous Zeppelins. But shortly after Hitler became the Fuhrer of Germany, America began to enforce a trade embargo of helium exports against Germany. Because of this, Germany could no longer use helium in their airships, and were forced to resort back to hydrogen. During this time, the Hindenburg, the largest airship ever constructed, was the pride of Germany. The Hindenburg was constructed to be flown using helium, believing the ban on helium exports would be lifted; but it was not. As such, the Hindenburg was forced to fly using hydrogen. As it was landing in New Jersey, the hydrogen ignited, and the ship crashed. It became one of the most famous airship disasters in history. The use of airships did not directly stop after the Hindenburg, however. But the majority of newly constructed airships were helium lifted. The majority of these helium airships were constructed in the United States of America, and were known as blimps. Blimps are still used to this day; however, they are smaller than their Zeppelin counterparts, and seldom used as a means of transportation. To conclude the answer to your question; hydrogen was used in airships, but due to the dangers, it is almost never used now.
When hydrogen ions are pumped from the mitochondrial matrix across the inner membrane and into the intermembrane space the result is?
Hydrogen ions are pumped through the membrane in the final stage of ATP generation in the electron transport chain. The ions pumped through the membrane create a gradient and cause the hydrogen to "want" to pass back through the membrane. They do so through the protein channels in the membrane and attaches a phosphate to adenosine diphosphate to make adenosine triphosphate.
Where is the 1987 BMW 635csi ecu dme relay located?
there is a relay on the inner fender the ecu is in the back of the glove compartment
Can you get hydrogen back if you burn it?
Yes. When you burn hydrogen the product is water. If you pass an electric current through that water you can split it back into hydrogen and oxygen.
Is hydrogen power renewable?
Yes. Hydrogen is collected from water in a proses called electrolysis, (we have a lot of water) in electrolysis an electrical current is sent through the water and the hydrogen (negative ions) is sent towards the negative wire. the hydrogen is sent through a protonic stage membrane fuel cell stack where the hydrogen electrons are split from the atomic nuclei and powers what ever needs doing. The electrons bond back with the rest of the atom and then come back out of the fuel cell, bond with oxygen to change back to H2O.
Can the fuel pump on a 1996 Toyota Camry 4cyl be accessed through a back seat compartment or does the tank have to be dropped?
fuel tank has to be dropped
Where is the jack on a 2005 Chevy Suburban?
its in the left hand side compartment. you have to take out the cup/storage compartment. if you go through the back its the one in the middle on the top. and you have to use the tools and the ignition key to let the tire down.
How can you make water from hydrogen hydrogen from water?
Yes. You cannot get water from hydrogen alone. You need oxygen. Since oxygen is a part of the atmosphere, simply burning hydrogen in air will give you water vapor. Passing an electric current through water will split it back into hydrogen and oxygen.
How do you get the storage compartment cover off of your 2001 Intruder?
By storage compartment I will assume you are referring to the tool compartment on the left side of the bike, below the seat. This is the only storage compartment on my 2001 suzuki intruder.Using the same key that turns on your engine or takes off your gas cap, unlock the storage compartment. Using your left hand, grasp the cover on the lower left side and lift outward (toward you) and up. Notice the fuel line which runs from the gas tank and goes through a cutout in the storage compartment cover. This will need to be put back into place when replacing the cover.With the outer cover now off, you will see a black, inner cover. This inner cover is held on in three places. There are two tabs on the bottom of the cover that fit snugly into pre-cut holes and there is a tab on the top of the cover. Using a finger, pull up and out on the top tab gently. You will feel it lightly snap open. Then pull the cover towards you. The two tabs on the bottom of the cover will come easily out.Just do not forget to route the gas line properly when putting it all back together.
How to get to BMW 330i relay behind glove compartment?
Open the glove compartment. There is a fuse box in the back.
How do you replace blower motor impeller on 2004 Ford Freestar?
you have to access the blower through the glove compartment. open the compartment and press the tabs on the sides in the back of the compartment. look inside and the bottom right and you will see the blower motor, remove the three screws and the wire harness, replace impeller and replace motor.
Where is the heater inlet hose on a Hyundai accent?
The heater inlet hose on a Hyundai Accent is in the back of the engine compartment. It goes through the firewall to the heater core.
How do you open battery compartment 2011 jeep?
Flip back the front passenger seat and open the compartment lid
