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CHAPTER 3 Water and Life ................................................................. 5
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CHAPTER 5 S S S S Biological Macromolecules and Lipids ................. 19
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CHAPTER 6 S S S S S S Energy and life.......................................................... 55
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CHAPTER S S 7 S S S S Cell Structure andmFunction ................................... 77
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CHAPTER S S 8 S S S S Cell Membranes ........................................................ 105
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CHAPTER 10 S S S S S S Cellular S S Respiration ................................................ 131
CHAPTER 11 S S S S S S photosynthetic process .......................................... 161
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CHAPTER S S 12 S S S S Mitosis.......................................................................185
CHAPTER 13 S S S S Sxeual life cycles and meiosis ............................ 201
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CHAPTER 16 Nucleic acids and Inheritance ................................. 217
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CHAPTER 17 Expersion Of Genes ..................................................239
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CHAPTER 26 S S S S Viruses........................................................................ 267
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1. In a single molecule of water, two hydrogen
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and a hydrogen atom in another water
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E. None of the listed responses is Correct
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3. Life on Earth is dependent on all the properties of
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wat er as well as the abundance of water.
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CHAPTER 3 Water and Life ................................................................. 5
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CHAPTER 5 S S S S Biological Macromolecules and Lipids ................. 19
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CHAPTER 6 S S S S S S Energy and life.......................................................... 55
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CHAPTER S S 7 S S S S Cell Structure andmFunction ................................... 77
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CHAPTER S S 8 S S S S Cell Membranes ........................................................ 105
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CHAPTER 10 S S S S S S Cellular S S Respiration ................................................ 131
CHAPTER 11 S S S S S S photosynthetic process .......................................... 161
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CHAPTER 13 S S S S Sxeual life cycles and meiosis ............................ 201
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CHAPTER 16 Nucleic acids and Inheritance ................................. 217
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CHAPTER 17 Expersion Of Genes ..................................................239
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CHAPTER 26 S S S S Viruses........................................................................ 267
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1. In a single molecule of water, two hydrogen
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