Name the following carboxylic
acid:
COOH
A. 1-methylpentanoic acid
B. 2-methylpentanoic acid
C. 1-methylbutanoic acid
D. 5-ethylpentanoic acid
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methylpentanoic acidI guess so
Ответ:
A. Animals break down food molecules to obtain energy
B. The remains of the producers are broken down by decomposers.
C. The remains of consumers are broken down by soil decomposers.
Explanation:
Carbon is an important ingredient of the bodily composition of the living organisms. The carbon dioxide released from the organism during the process of cellular respiration. In this the energy from the food molecules are broken down to produce energy in the form of ATP and oxygen. This process results in the libertion of carbon dioxide.
Also the decomposition of the plant and animal dead material by the soil bacteria deposit carbon dioxide in the soil.