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Humans cannot break down cellulose due to the absence of the necessary enzyme, cellulase, in our digestive systems. Cellulose is a polysaccharide, a long chain of glucose molecules, and it forms the structural component of the cell wall in plants. It provides rigidity and strength to plants. In animals that can digest cellulose, like cows and termites, cellulase enzymes break down these glucose chains into simpler sugars that can be absorbed. Our inability to produce cellulase means cellulose acts as dietary fiber in our diet. It aids in digestion by helping to form stool and pass it through the gut, but we cannot derive nutritional value from cellulose itself. Thus, while cellulose is abundant in the plant matter that makes up a significant portion of human diet, our body treats it as an indigestible substance that assists in the digestive process rather than as a source of energy or nutrients.
In the Harry Potter series, particularly in "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets," the diary that "bleeds ink" refers to Tom Riddle's diary, which is a Horcrux. This magical diary absorbs ink (and Ginny Weasley's emotions) to allow Tom Riddle's younger self to communicate with and manipulate her. The diary appears to 'bleed' ink when Harry stabs it with a basilisk fang, destroying the Horcrux and rendering it harmless. This event is pivotal, introducing the concept of Horcruxes and showcasing the diary's unique magical properties, intertwining dark magic and emotion.
Ilmenite is found in India, notably in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, and Bihar. Key locations include beach sands at Manavalakurichi in Kanyakumari district, Tamil Nadu, and the Ranjit Valley in Bihar.
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