Biology, asked by anwesharoy14, 9 months ago

why there is slight rise in level of mercury in setup B inthe experiment to demonstrate heat is evolved during respiration?​

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Answered by bavitha333
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Explanation: The germinating seeds undergo aerobic respiration as they use the oxygen available inside the conical flask. As whole of the oxygen is used up by the germinating seeds, the pressure inside the flask is decreased. Hence, consequently the mercury level rises in the far end of the bent glass tube...

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Answered by Anonymous
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The germinating seeds undergo aerobic respiration as they use the oxygen available inside the conical flask. As whole of the oxygen is used up by the germinating seeds, the pressure inside the flask is decreased. Hence, consequently the mercury level rises in the far end of the bent glass tube.

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