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Traps extracellular material and brings it into cell?
Endocytosis is a plasma membrane that "traps" extracellular material, brings into the cell. Phagocytosis is a cellular eating solid. Pinocytosis is a cellular drinking, and a liquid.
What is the difference between an air purifier and an air sanitizer?
An air "purifier" is usually a device put inside an air conditioner used to remove dust and other allergens from the air. An air "sanitizer", on the other hand, is usually a spray used to kill bacteria and viruses that are in the air.
What is lining of the nose?
the septum
What are the names of harmful plants?
Harmful plants can be carnivorous or poisonous, Carnivorous, Pitfall traps (Pitcher plant), Flypaper traps, Snap traps, Bladder traps, Lobster - pot traps Poisonous plants, there are many poisonous plants, please see related link for more information.
What pigment traps the enegry?
Chlorophyll is the pigment in plants that traps energy from the sun using photosynthesis.
Does live bacteria prevent clogging of grease traps in restaurants?
Yes and highly carcinogenic also
How do grease traps typically work?
Grease traps work by preventing grease and food solids from entering the sanitary sewers. It removes all the waste from the drain, allowing the grease to float and the solid foods to sink.
What fluid traps Bacteria and dust in the respiratory Tract?
Mucus traps dirt and bacteria.
What traps disease causing bacteria?
Mucus in the respiratory tract traps disease-causing bacteria.
How do you install a grease traps?
If you are worried for Grease Trap or Interceptor Installation, thenThe ACO range of grease traps are the best out of the automatic fat, oil and grease arrestor industry with installation either in ground or underground depending on the sizing of your restaurant or kitchen.
What is the curve in a pipe or drain that traps water and prevents the escape of noxious fumes or vapours?
That would be the P-trap. The dip in the P always keeps a plug of liquid preventing gas from coming into the living space. A P trap is one of many types of "traps" there are grease traps, drum traps , bell traps , running traps , 1/2 S traps some are legal to use and some are not depending on location and useage A trap alone cannot be considered prtotection unless it is properly vented OTHER then storm traps It is also called a UBEND
What materials are grease traps made from?
Grease traps are typically made of cement, glass, fiber glass or steel. Grease traps are used in several work places to intercept or attract the most greases with the role to have a clean waste disposal water system.
What does the mucus lining in trachea do?
It traps bacteria and dust.
What is the purpose of the fibers in grease?
to trap the lubrication and holds it in suspension
What is the difference between grease traps and grease chamber?
A grease chamber is a "drawer" or "bucket" beneath a broiler or grill. It catches natural grease runoff, which can be scraped out and disposed of after the grill or broiler has cooled. A grease trap is a specially designed plumbing fixture that keeps grease from going into the sewer or septic system.
What is the function of mucous in the nose?
the mucous traps inspired dust, bacteria, and other debris.
What is the function of the mucous in the nose?
the mucous traps inspired dust, bacteria, and other debris.
