
Solution for problem 1 Chapter 25
The lowest blood concentration of nitrogenous waste occurs in the (a) hepatic vein, (b)
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The lowest blood concentration of nitrogenous waste occurs in the (a) hepatic vein, (b) inferior vena cava, (c) renal artery, (d) renal vein.
Mineral classes Silicates Silicates (SiO2₂⁴⁻) are called the rock-forming minerals Almost whole mantle Quartz SiO₂ Most common Independent Tetrahedra - Silica tetrahedra share no oxygens. - They are linked by cations. - Olivine - Garnet Single chaines - Share 2 oxygen - pyroxenes Double chains - Share 2 or 3 oxygen - Amphiboles Sheet silicates - Micas and clays - Sheet Sulfides Metal cation bonded to sulfide anion Pyrite (FeS₂ Galena Oxides O²⁻ Metal cations bonded to oxygen Magnetite (Fe₃O₄) Halides Cl⁻ or F⁻ Halite Florite Sulfates Metal cation bonded to sulfa
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The lowest blood concentration of nitrogenous waste occurs in the (a) hepatic vein, (b)