Plants manufacture carbohydrates from the carbon dioxide of the atmosphere by
A.oxidation
B.polymerization
C.condensation with water
D.a photochemical reaction
A.oxidation
B.polymerization
C.condensation with water
D.a photochemical reaction
A.activation energy
B.activation energy + normal energy of reactants
C.normal energy of reactants
D.activation energy – normal energy of reactants.
A.activation energy
B.binding energy
C.threshold energy
D.thermal energy
A.0.30 mole / (1 hr)
B.0.90 mole / (I hr)
C.0.10 mole / (I hr)
D.?0.30 mole / (I hr)
A.Lower the potential energy
B.lower the kinetic energy
C.increase the activation energy
D.lower the activation energy.
A.have more energy than the products
B.have less energy than the products
C.have as much energy as the products
D.are at a higher temperature than the products
A.increases as the reaction proceeds
B.decreases as the reaction proceeds
C.cannot be predicted
D.remains constant throughout the reaction.
A.A rise in temperature usually tends to reduce the reaction rate
B.A rise in temperature usually increases reaction rates
C.A rise in temperature does not affect photo-chemical reaction rates
D.A rise in temperature has no effect on catalysed reaction.
A.sec
B.sec
C.1 sec
D.2 sec.