'Absorbs water' presentation slideshows

Digestive System

Digestive System. Digestive System. Group of organs that break down food. Mechanical Digestion Chemical Digestion. Breaking, crushing, and mashing of food Enzymes break down large molecules cut chains of amino acids into smaller chains

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Topical delivery dosage forms

Topical delivery dosage forms. Ointments Definition and applications Classification Hydrocarbon bases Absorption bases Water-removable bases Water-soluble bases Selection of ointment bases Preparation of ointments Some requirements for ointments

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Plant Structures and Growth

Plant Structures and Growth . BIOL 1407. Root System. Environment: Soil Functions: Anchorage Absorbs water and minerals Transport Photo Credit: Rasbak van TeunSpaans, Wikimedia Commons. Root Hairs. Close to tip of root Extensions of epidermal cells ? surface area ? absorption.

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THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. 1. Write the main functions of the digestive system on the back of the digestive system sheet. (pg 7). 3 Functions of the Digestive System. Digestion = B.A.R. 1. reak down food 2. bsorb nutrients 3. id the body of solid wastes. B. A. R.

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Bryophytes

Bryophytes. Bryophytes. Bryophytes are nonvascular plant; examples are mosses and their relatives. WHERE THEY ARE FOUND. THRIVE IN WET ENVIRONMENTS OR IN AREAS WHERE THERE IS LOTS OF RAINFALL AT LEAST PART OF THE YEAR SWAMPS MARSHES NEAR STREAMS, RAINFORESTS

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Plant Unit: Roots, Stems, and Leaves

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Roots: Anchors plant by keeping it firmly in place. Absorbs water and minerals.

Parts of a Plant. Flower: Where pollination and reproduction takes place. Leaf: Where photosynthesis (food making) takes place. Stem: Holds up the plant. Transports water , minerals, and nutrients to rest the plant.

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By Rebecca K. Fraker

The Human Digestive System. By Rebecca K. Fraker. The Digestive System. What has happened to the food you ate today?. Esophagus Stomach Small Intestine Large Intestine Liver Gall Bladder Pancreas. In the Mouth. Digestion actually begins in the mouth.

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The Digestive System

The Digestive System. By: Pablo Zagarra P.5 Science. Mouth. The mouth chews the food to make it easier for the body to swallow and then digest. Salivary Glands. The salivary glands make saliva which makes the food softer for us to chew it easier and for us to swallow and digest it faster.

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Feet end of pig

Large Intestine: Absorbs water. Feet end of pig. Head end of pig. Uterus: Protects and nurtures developing baby . Kidney: Filters out water and salt from blood. Ovary: Produces eggs by the process of Meiosis. Stomach. Large Intestine . Spleen. Pancreas. Liver. Small Intestine .

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SIMPLE CARBOHYDRATES

SIMPLE CARBOHYDRATES. 6 FUNCTIONS of Simple Carbohydrates. Sweeteners Preservatives Tenderizers Crystallizing Agents Caramelizing Agents Fermenting Agents. 1. 4. CRYSTALLIZING AGENT. SWEETENER. 2. 5. FUNCTIONS OF SIMPLE CARBOHYDRATES. CARMELIZING AGENT. PRESERVATIVE. 3. 6.

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Types of Agriculture Hydrogels

The hydrogel is the basic need of a farmer. But every hydrogel has its uniques benefits as Super Absorbent polymer absorb the water in rainy season and relief in the dry season. All types of Agriculture Hydrogels are available are available at True Hydrogel as Potassium Polyacrylate, water retention polymer, Pusa Hydrogel, Absorbent polymers, etc. In this PPT you will get about necessary information about these Hydrogels. https://truehydrogel.com/

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The Digestive System

The Digestive System. By: Paige Redmond Dierra Mollison. Structures of the Digestive System. Mouth- where the break down of food begins Pharynx-passageway for food Esophagus-tube going from pharynx to stomach Stomach-where acids and enzymes continue to break down food

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Parts of a Plant

Parts of a Plant. Petals. Petals are important for a plant because they are what attract bees, birds and insects to the plant that will help it pollinate. Pollinate -when pollen is spread from one plant to another to make new seeds. Stem. The part of a plant that helps water travel from

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Glycerol

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