BIOC 3843-4 sentence for each answer please!Write the answers in your own words.Introduction to Biochemical PrinciplesQ1.1- Hierarchical organization and chemical complexity can beexemplified by the Saguaro desert as the ecosystem. Provide an examplefor each of the other six hierarchies leading up to this ecosystem.Energy Conversion ProcessesQ1.2- The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that all spontaneousprocesses in the universe tend toward the dispersal of energy in theabsence of energy input, which leads to death for a living organism. Whatare the two sources of energy for an autotroph over a 24 hour period andwhat are the chemical processes involved in each?Structure and Function of WaterQ1.3 - Planetary scientists are searching for planets with water because itwill support our chemical life. Name three properties that make H2Ouniquely critical to life on Earth.

Q 1.1 – As we know the saguaro desert ecosystem is a good example of hierarchical organisation and…

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BIOC 384
3-4 sentence for each answer please!
Write the answers in your own words.
Introduction to Biochemical Principles
Q1.1- Hierarchical organization and chemical complexity can be
exemplified by the Saguaro desert as the ecosystem. Provide an example
for each of the other six hierarchies leading up to this ecosystem.
Energy Conversion Processes
Q1.2- The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that all spontaneous
processes in the universe tend toward the dispersal of energy in the
absence of energy input, which leads to death for a living organism. What
are the two sources of energy for an autotroph over a 24 hour period and
what are the chemical processes involved in each?
Structure and Function of Water
Q1.3 - Planetary scientists are searching for planets with water because it
will support our chemical life. Name three properties that make H2O
uniquely critical to life on Earth.

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