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A: Answer:-  (1) Particle diameter and (2)Particle density    Particle settling is directly…

Q: The jet stream is a strong wind current that flows across the United States, as shown in the…

A: Given: A plane flew 2,280 miles in 4 hours. Against the same wind, the trip took 5 hours. We need to…

Q: nature. d. Gradually changing climate patterns in nature e. Ionization in the atmosphere that is…

A: The Earth's core's magnetism is caused by the electrical conductivity of the liquid metal it…

Q: Characteristics and applications of filtration. Main parameters to consider in the filtering…

A: Introduction : Filtration , the process in which solid particles in a liquid or gaseous fluid are…

Q: Which earthen pot keep water cooler a new one or an old used one?

A: The new earthen pots have smaller pores. Due to the capillary actions taking place, water rises in…

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Q: i need a example of a water cycle in science

A: Required : Example of the water cycle in science.

Q: Transformations happens when solar energy strikes the body of water.

A: Evaporation is a process by which water changed from the liquid or solid state into the gaseous…

Q: Make a list of the common things made from non-renewable resources you can find in your own…

A: Non renewable resources: Non renewable resources are those resources which are limited in nature and…

Q: In the water cycle, the process of condensation forms - Lakes Glaciers Rivers Clouds

A: The cycle through which liquid water converts into water vapour and then finally converts into…

Q: A 2. Which of the following are examples of some of the environmental costs of technological…

A: In this question we have to answer what are the examples of environmental costs of technological…

Q: What are water proofing agents?

A: Waterproofing agents are sealant additives and/or resins that repel water and prevent damage to the…

Q: Why does water “seek its own level”?

A: The water exerts a pressure on the surface which is equal at any part of the water. Also, it…

Q: Kathy needs to plan an investigation to show how the properties of ice affect the formation of the…

A: Answer :     Kathy is investigating on expansion upon freezing property of water .

Q: stival. She stands In a field that is 0.5m below sea level. The lantern is 913.9 m. Then the candle…

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Q: A swimmer in an inner tube would like to ride the longshore current 0.21 km along the beach to the…

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Q: The estimates for the amount of oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico during an oil spill disaster…

A: Amount of oil spilled = 120 to 190 million gallons

Q: Physical Science Exam A disadvantage of using hydroelectricity is O equipment corrosion O. it causes…

A: We know that the main disadvantage of using the hydroelectricity are mentioned as below. 1) It…

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A: Given:- The water at the pressure of 6 bar  Find:- The specific enthalpy of saturated liquid  The…

Q: On November 1, 1755, Lisbon was destroyed by an earthquake, which killed 90,000 people and destroyed…

A: Energy released in 1755 Lisbon earthquake is E = 8 x 1017 joules

Q: Explain in detail the testing methods used for larger wind turbines blades

A: The blade testing methods has two main categories, Static testing. Fatigue testing.

Q: Supercooling is cooling of liquid _____.   A) below melting point B) below freezing point C) at…

A: Supercooling can be defined as the process of cooling of a liquid below its freezing point without…

Q: 10 kg of food has a moisture content of 300% (dry basis), is dried to a moisture content of 20% wet…

A: The percentage of the moisture content for wet basis is, MCwb=MCdb1+MCdb=3.01+3.0=0.75=75% wb

Q: . Explain why a simple mass balance calculation is not likely to describe phosphorus retention or…

A: important mechanisms behind internal loading of phosphorus (P), which is a phenomenon appearing…

Q: What are surfactants?

A: Surfactants are compounds that lower the surface tension between two liquids, between a gas and a…

Q: It takes 4.0 hrs for a farmer to irrigate a field using a 3.0 inch diameter pipe. How long will it…

A: Solution: Let’s assume that the speed of water in both the conditions are same. Also, since the…

Q: Explain how rain coats become water proof?

A: Rain coats which are water proof will have a water-repellent coating. They are treated with a…

Q: Write a note on wind energy and its conversion.

A: Answer:-  Wind energy and its conversion :-  Wind energy conversion systems  are designed to convert…

Q: Not Feeling Much Effect/Not Feeling Any Effect at All: Feeling Some Effects: 39% 38% Feeling a Great…

A: Solution: Given that survey was done on 3627 America Adults. to calculate the number of people say…

Q: Indicate wether each of the following situations describes a transfer, une transformation of energy…

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Q: Crude oil, coal and peat are examples of fossil fuel. Name one other example

A: Fossil fuels:  The fuels which are made from the decomposing of the animals and plants. The fossil…

Q: Water saturation is 0.26 and Oil saturation is 41%. Calculate gas saturation Answer:

A: Given that                     The water saturation is Sw = 0.26 = 26% and              Oil…

Q: Energy Flow in Ecosystems:Question 8 What are producers? Select one: organisms that make their own…

A: Answer Option 1 ( Organism that makes their own food using energy from sun )

Q: Cause of the various types of pollution

A: Major types of pollutions are 1) Air pollution.  2) water pollution.  3) soil pollution.  4) sound…

Q: Choose the best answer to the following: Pumice is a volcanic rock that floats in water. The density…

A: Answer: ai.e less

Q: It is the term used to describe the process of changing solid to gas without passing liquid state.…

A: This process is known as sublimation

Q: xplain how geothermal energy works in hot springs and geysers.

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