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the environment contains *a.* living things only *b.* nonliving things only *c.* both living and nonliving things *d.* only artificial thingsc. both living and nonliving things which of the following is NOT an example of a natural resource? *a.* coal *b.* sunlight *c.* timber *d.* plasticd. plastic

environment They are studying the _________. = all of the natural things in an area or the world. pollution The government has laws to prevent ______. = things that make air, water, soil etc dangerously dirty global warming Many scientists are studying ________. = the increase in world temperatures caused by large amounts of carbon dioxide around the Earth recycle In many countries, they ______ glass, plastic, and paper. = to put used objects or materials through a special process so ...

environment the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates. acid rain rain containing nitric and sulfuric acids athmosphere The layers of gases surrounding the Earth and other planets Biome A group of ecosystems that share similar climates and typical organisms Biosphere the part of Earth where life exists carbon dioxide a colorless, odorless gas produced by burning carbon and organic compounds and by respiration.

Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) a contract governing the employment relationship for a specified period of time. commonly found clauses in a CBA - wage, hours, terms, and conditions of employment -union secuirty no strike/no lockout contract administration - dues check-off zipper clause

Successful Collective Bargaining Requires:1) intent to reach an agreement 2) information 3) Impetus to reach an agreement The strike is the . . .engine that drives collective bargaining Collective Bargaining = ?Bi-lateral Negotiations over the Terms and Conditions of Employment. "Private ordering" of the relationship of the parties BY the parties. Alternative to individual bargaining and regulation. What drives collective bargaining in the public sector?Interest Arbitration What is t...

what is a strike?economic weapon to force the other side to make concessions at the barg table when is striking illegal?in the public sector what occurs in public sectors?disputes; interest dispute & rights disputes when does a strike occur?when employees refuse to work until an employer changes its position on one of more issues economic strikemost frequent based on wages, benefits & work rules during contract negotiations during economic strikes can workers be replaced?protected by ...

During the transformation of substrate to product for an enzymatic reaction the system is potentially capable of performing work as long asIt is in a non-equilibrium state One of the reasons that gamma phosphate of ATP and the beta phosphate of ADP are considered to be high - energy phosphate compounds is becauseElectrostatic repulsion of negative charges on those phosphate groups makes them less stable What is a characteristic of active transport and NOT a characteristic of passive tr...

Step 1 Glycolysis Mg2+ is co factor IRREVERSIBLE Step 2 Glycolysis REVERSIBLE Enediol intermediate Step 3 Glycolysis Mg2+ co-factor ATP is used. IRREVERSIBLE Step 4 Glycolysis DHAP REVERSIBLE Step 5 Glycolysis REVERSIBLE

Hexokinase can phosphorylate fructose, glucose, or mannose with high affinity and low capacity traps in the cell uses one ATP muscle tissue Glucokinase can phosphorylate glucose with low affinity and high capacity traps in the cell uses one ATP liver, brain, pancreas, and gut tissues Phosphoglucoisomerase catalyzes isomerization of glucose-6-phosphate to fructose-6- phosphate reversible; direction dictated by concentrations enediol intermediate

What are proteins made of?amino acids Where are amino acids absorbed?small intestine What are amino acids composed of?carboxyl group, amino group, and R group What do we store amino acids for?muscle, build transporters, enzymes, and reproduction What is the R group in an amino acid used for?energy What are amine groups disposed as?urea What is urea composed of?2 ammonias