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Picture analysis: Based on reasoning, Picture description of two images explaining a natural phenomenon
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When sunlight hits the solar panel!
The sunlight's energy particles i.e., photons, enter the
photovoltaic cells and set the electrons free in every cell.
These electrons flow
through a wire
connected to the cell.
Their flow by then is
transformed to
electricity
5
Note that:
However when solar panels are installed it is important
that one arranges them at a proper angle since a solar
panel performs best with maximum exposure to
sunlight.
6
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8
I am a hormone!
I act as an analgesic
Who am I?
Where am I used?
9
ENDORPHIN
10
“Endorphin Affect Your
Mood And Emotions And
May Be Responsible For
Your Body Feeling
Pleasure Even Euphoria
For Your Body Feeling
Pleasure”
11
WHAT IS ENDORPHIN?
A peptide hormone named
Endorphin produced in the brain
and anterior pituitary.
Endorphin inhibits pain perception.
It is popularly called Body’s natural
analgesic or opiate.
Endorphin is produced at the time
of physical or emotional stress, such
as labour of child birth.
Endorphin binds to the same
receptors that binds exogenous
opiates.
12
High concentrations of endorphins in
the brain produce a sense of euphoria,
enhance pleasure, and suppress pain,
both emotionally and physically.
Low concentrations of endorphins in
the brain people feel anxious and they
are also more aware of pain.
Endorphins production is hereditary,
and due to this, its production level
varies from one person to another.
13
Before endorphin release After endorphin release
Endorphin is best
analgesic
endogenous
opioid.
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Picture analysis: Based on reasoning, Picture description of two images explaining a natural phenomenon

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  • 4. 4 When sunlight hits the solar panel! The sunlight's energy particles i.e., photons, enter the photovoltaic cells and set the electrons free in every cell. These electrons flow through a wire connected to the cell. Their flow by then is transformed to electricity
  • 5. 5 Note that: However when solar panels are installed it is important that one arranges them at a proper angle since a solar panel performs best with maximum exposure to sunlight.
  • 6. 6
  • 7. 7
  • 8. 8 I am a hormone! I act as an analgesic Who am I? Where am I used?
  • 10. 10 “Endorphin Affect Your Mood And Emotions And May Be Responsible For Your Body Feeling Pleasure Even Euphoria For Your Body Feeling Pleasure”
  • 11. 11 WHAT IS ENDORPHIN? A peptide hormone named Endorphin produced in the brain and anterior pituitary. Endorphin inhibits pain perception. It is popularly called Body’s natural analgesic or opiate. Endorphin is produced at the time of physical or emotional stress, such as labour of child birth. Endorphin binds to the same receptors that binds exogenous opiates.
  • 12. 12 High concentrations of endorphins in the brain produce a sense of euphoria, enhance pleasure, and suppress pain, both emotionally and physically. Low concentrations of endorphins in the brain people feel anxious and they are also more aware of pain. Endorphins production is hereditary, and due to this, its production level varies from one person to another.
  • 13. 13 Before endorphin release After endorphin release