... matter. The human body itself is a mixture of the different types of matter and chemicals. The food we intake and chemical process to digest the food and made up of carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins. Chemistry is involved in the atmosphere around us; the air we breathe is made up of different elements. The contribution of chemistry to fields like, agriculture, productions ... other cycles performed in the atmosphere that transforms elements into different forms. The human body is composed of chemicals as well. The food we intake are mainly composed of carbohydrates, lipids, and protei...

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... to break down the water into hydrogen and oxygen. The remaining energy is passed into the stroma. This remaining energy is used to combine hydrogen with carbon dioxide to make carbohydrates. When glucose is combined with nitrogen it forms amino acids, proteins or nucleic acid. Nitrogen is found dissolved in the water absorbed by the roots. Nitrogen is found dissolved in ... ...

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... ). 2. Their small size is simply a way of blending into the landscape at night when the predators hunt (described as large aerial predators). 3. There only food is a plant high in protein, carbohydrates and iron (hence their small size). We have decided to head back to Earth to report our findings. Stardate:1546987233112 Captains log: We have found a green planet possibly Earth's "twin ... ...

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... released from respiration is equal to the amount used up in the photosynthesis. Carbon dioxide is needed in the light - dependent reactions, where it is involved in the formation of carbohydrates. Carbon dioxide concentration will directly affect the rate of photosynthesis as it is used in the photosynthesis reaction. It is necessary to provide the plant with sufficient amount of CO2 ... ...

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