After nuclear explosions animals and humans can continue to die due to

After nuclear explosions animals and humans can continue to die due to ingestion of radioactive particles and nuclear ______________.

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When a planet like earth is closer to the sun the heat of the sunlight warms the surface of the planet hence,a planet like Neptune is far away from sun, the sunlight can't reach the planet and it's surface becomes cold so,the distance of the sun and planet is the main factor effecting the temperature.

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The answers are as follows:
64. SKELETAL MUSCLES
Body location: it is usually attached to the bone or to the skin.
Microscopic anatomy: it is made up of very long, cylindrical multinucleated cells which are striated.
Regulation of contraction: the nervous system controls the voluntary contraction of the skeletal muscles.
Speed of contraction: the speed of contraction ranges from slow to fast.
Rhythmicity: the skeletal muscle is arrhythmic.
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Microscopic anatomy: made up of single fusiform, uninucleated cells that are without striation.
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Speed of contraction: very slow. it is the slowest of the three muscles.
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Body location: located in the wall of the heart.
Microscopic anatomy: it is composed of branching chains of cells, that are uninucleated; they are striated and posses intercalated discs.
Regulation of contraction: Undergo involuntary contractions, which are controlled by nervous system, heart pacemarker and hormones.
Speed of contraction: slow.
Rhythmicity: rhythmic.

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The pair of atoms that will form an ionic compound is "One atom of calcium and two atoms of chlorine.". The correct option is B.

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In an ionic compound, one atom gives up one or more electrons to another atom, resulting in positively charged cations and negatively charged anions that are attracted to each other due to electrostatic forces.

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In option B, calcium (Ca) has two valence electrons, while chlorine (Cl) has seven valence electrons. To obtain a stable octet configuration, calcium will lose two electrons to form a Ca2+ cation, and two chlorine atoms will each gain one electron to form Cl- anions. The resulting compound, CaCl2, is an ionic compound with a crystal lattice structure held together by electrostatic forces between the oppositely charged ions.

Option A involves two non-metals, and they typically form covalent compounds, not ionic compounds.

Option C is similar to option A and also involves two non-metals, which typically form covalent compounds.

Option D involves two non-metals, and although the atoms can bond covalently, the compound formed would be a polar molecule, not an ionic compound.

Therefore, The correct option is B i. e One atom of calcium and two atoms of chlorine which forms an ionic compound.

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Choice A, C, and D forms covalent bonds. Choice B is the only one hat has an ionic bond, making it the answer. I hope this helps.
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