An example of a non reducing sugar is sucrose.
An example of a complex reducing sugar is maltose.
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Differentiate between non reducing sugars and complex reducing sugars
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Differentiate between non reducing sugars and complex reducing sugars
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Give one property of disaccharides
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Give one property of disaccharides
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Leopard and lion are from the same genus yet they cannot naturally interbreed to produce viable offspring. Explain
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Leopard and lion are from the same genus yet they cannot interbreed to produce viable offspring. Explain
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Give two functions of monosaccharides
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Give two functions of monosaccharides
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How can you make a flaccid cell turgid?
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How can you make a flaccid cell turgid?
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Describe the process of urine formation
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Describe the process of urine formation
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State the properties of monosaccharides
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State the properties of monosaccharides
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In an experiment to investigate the factors that are necessary for the process of photosynthesis, a variegated leaf and a green leaf were used.Which factor...
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In an experiment to investigate the factors that are necessary for the process of photosynthesis, a variegated leaf and a green leaf were used.
Which factor was being investigated?
What is a variegated leaf?
Why was a variegated leaf used?
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In an experiment to investigate factors necessary for the process of photosynthesis, the leaf was covered with a light proof material. The plant was then...
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In an experiment to investigate factors necessary for the process of photosynthesis, the leaf was covered with a light proof material. The plant was then placed in the dark for 48 hours. The plant was transferred to light for 3 hours.
Identify the factor that was being investigated.
Why was the plant placed in the dark for 48 hours?
Why was the leaf covered with light proof material?
Why was the plant transferred to light for 3 hours?
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Name three factors affecting the rate of photosynthesis
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Name three factors affecting the rate of photosynthesis
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During a practical lesson to investigate the presence of starch in a leaf, the following steps were followed: The leaf was exposed to sunlight for...
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During a practical lesson to investigate the presence of starch in a leaf, the following steps were followed:
The leaf was exposed to sunlight for sometime
The leaf was dipped in boiling it
The leaf was then boiled in methylated spirit
The leaf is finally dipped in warm water
What is the importance of these steps?
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Name the three products of the dark stage of photosynthesis.
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Name the three products of the dark stage of photosynthesis.
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Name the substance that is responsible for nerve impulse transmission at the synapse
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Name the substance responsible for nerve impulse transmission across the synapse
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Outline distinguishing characteristics of enzymes not found in other inorganic catalysts
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Outline characteristics of enzymes not found in other inorganic catalysts.
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Describe the adaptations of the leaf to photosynthesis
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Describe adaptations of the leaf to its functions
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The process of photosynthesis occurs in two stages. Name them.
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The process of photosynthesis occurs in two stages. Name them.
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The leaf is the site for photosythesis. Explain 4 ways in which the leaf is adapted to its function
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The leaf is the site for photosythesis. Explain 4 ways in which the leaf is adapted to its function
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Give the functions of the leaf veins.
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Give the functions of the leaf veins.
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Cuticle is the outer covering of animal leaf. Name 4 functions of the cuticle.
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Cuticle is the outer covering of animal leaf. Name 4 functions of the cuticle.
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Differentiate between chemosynthesis and photosynthesis
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Differentiate between chemosynthesis and photosynthesis
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