Differentiate between chemical and biological orgin of life
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the chemical origin of life refers to the conditions that might have existed and therefore promoted the first replicating lifeforms. It considers the physical and chemicals reactions that could have led to early replicator molecules
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Chemical origin of life. The chemical origin of life refers to the conditions that might have existed and therefore promoted the first replicating lifeforms. It considers the physical and chemical reactions that could have led to early replicator molecules.
· It stated that primitive life originated in the water bodies on the primitive earth from non-living organic molecules (e.g., RNA proteins, etc.) by chemical evolution through a series of chemical reactions about 4 billion years ago (in the Precambrian period) (i.e. about 500 million years after the formation of earth).
· It stated that primitive life originated in the water bodies on the primitive earth from non-living organic molecules (e.g., RNA proteins, etc.) by chemical evolution through a series of chemical reactions about 4 billion years ago (in the Precambrian period) (i.e. about 500 million years after the formation of earth).
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