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Q: How does hydrogen bonding produce the surface tension phenomenon of water?

A:                 Hydrogen bonding is an interaction involving a hydrogen atom located between a pair ...

Q: Specify the reasons wetlands are being destroyed worldwide in spite of their many benefits.

A: Wetlands are significant as they serve as the source of drinking water and protect against floods an...

Q: For coastal oceans where deep mixing does not occur, describe the effect that offshore winds and fre...

A: Ocean water showcases highly contrasting physical properties at different depths when there is no wa...

Q: What kinds of pharmaceuticals can be found naturally in marine organisms?

A: In drug discovery initiatives, marine-derived pharmaceutical products are used as a source of chemic...

Q: contrast the influence of the underlying geologic structure in areas of dendritic drainage to that i...

A: Geologic structure plays a very significant role in shaping the landform, As different agents operat...

Q: What is a cyclone? An anticyclone?

A: ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES: Atmospheric disturbances are those which disturb the normal on-going of at...

Q: Describe the Coriolis effect in both the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.

A: Gustave- Gaspard Coriolis(1792-1843) a mathematician who discovered Coriolis force, noticed the move...

Q: Describe about the Drainage and its conditions.

A: A river's course and flow pattern are of extreme value to living beings and civilization.

Q: How do limestone caverns develop?

A: INTRODUCTION: Areas with underlying limestone can exhibit caves, springs, sinkholes, and streams tha...

Q: Contrast an aquifer with an aquiclude.

A: Aquifer- An aquifer is an underground layer of rock that holds groundwater. Groundwater is a downpou...

Q: What are the main differences between granite and basalt?

A: Granite and basalt are the type of rocks which are originated through volcanic eruption, Noth has th...

Q: how do midocean ridges and oceanic trenches fit in with the idea of seafloor spreading?

A: SEAFLOOR SPREADING: The concept of seafloor spreading develops by H.M. Hess, an American geologist, ...

Q: What is meant by the angle of repose of a rock deposit?

A: THE ANGLE OF REPOSE: The angle of repose or critical angle of repose is the granular material of the...

Q: Explain about the Land Drainage method.

A: land drain - it is also known as French drainage, consisting of a perforated plastic pipe that laid ...

Q: What are the two main types of glaciers?

A: GLACIERS: Glaciers are the large moving mass or ice river formed by the deposition and compaction of...

Q: 3. How many people lived in Canada in 2001? 4. What percentage of Canadians live in urban areas?

A: POPULATION: The population is the number of people in an area. Therefore, 'population means a total ...

Q: Q13. List the factors which will make Social impact assessment important. Q14. List all the componen...

A: Social Impact Assessment is done for analyzing the impact of any project on human society. SIA is an...

Q: Distinguish between mutualism and parasitism.

A: Symbiosis is a close alliance or correlation between two or more unrelated living organisms living t...

Q: What is the internal structure of Earth?

A: The interior of the earth is made up of many concentric layers of which the Crust (uppermost), Mantl...

Q: Sketch and describe the different kinds of tectonic plate boundaries. What causes their differences?

A: Tectonic plates are the huge crust of land which continually floats over the asthenosphere. There ar...

Q: What are the different ethnicities in America?

A: Ethnicity refers to the social groups which are bind together on the basis of caste, race, culture, ...

Q: Explain how the strength of the Coriolis effect changes with latitude.

A: Coriolis force is originated due to the rotation of earth, it deviates the moving object in the righ...

Q: Describe manganese nodules, including what is currently known about how they form.

A: The origin of the manganese is still in suspense to the researchers. Manganese nodules are said to b...

Q: what is discovery ?

A: DISCOVERY: Discovery is an act or learning of experiments, ideas, and thinking which led to the find...

Q: How dunes are formed explain its formation and where it is used?

A:                  A dune is a landform usually composed of wind- or water-eroded sand. Dune typically...

Q: What does a map’s scale tell us? List two ways to portray map scale.

A: INTRODUCTION: Map's Scale is the ratio of the distance between two points on a map to the actual dis...

Q: Describe and explain the general cross section of an unanchored desert sand dune. Be sure to contras...

A: Sand dunes:                    Sand dunes are a feature of dessert topography. Sand dunes are hills ...

Q: 16. The dramatic increases in global grain production since 1950 have been made possible by substant...

A: GREEN REVOLUTION: Green Revolution is a revolution in agricultural production widely through out the...

Q: Having looked at how different countries define the term environment, compare and contrast how the t...

A: The regular habitat envelops all living and non-living things happening normally, which means for th...

Q: What is a drainage basin (watershed)? A drainage divide?

A:                      A drainage basin is an area of land where precipitation collects and drains off...

Q: What are the various methods of Dewatering Intermediate Depths? Name them

A: It is a simple term for the removal of water. It is a method used by various industries. Still, it m...

Q: Construct a table that shows the various types of hydrogenous sediment and list both their origin an...

A: Hydrogenous sediments:                                        Hydrogenous sediments are created from...

Q: Why are clay particles and humus important ingredients of soil?

A:                      Soil is composed of living, non living and dead organic matter. Soil is the top...

Q: what is a disadvantage of telecommuting

A: Telecommuting is the method of working via home. Any firm may term it 'e-commuting.' It is an agreem...

Q: Describe the environmental conditions required for development of coral reefs.

A: Coral reefs are diverse underwater ecosystem held together by calcium carbonate structures secreted ...

Q: Describe and contrast the following processes associated with electromagnetic energy: radiation (emi...

A: In conventional physics, electromagnetic radiation is energy flush into the free space at a constant...

Q: Describe characteristics and features of the mid-ocean ridge, including the difference between ocean...

A: Mid-oceanic ridge is indeed the longest mountain chain in the world spanning over 65,000 km, with ov...

Q: What are the positive and negative effects of urbanization?

A: Urbanization is one of the common characteristics of economic development. With the gradual growth o...

Q: Briefly describe the following kinds of precipitation: rain, snow, hail.

A: PRECIPITATION: Microscopic droplets join together and grow in size when they become heavy and clouds...

Q: What is meant by a periglacial zone?

A: Permafrost is a region covered with ice for continue two years. It is a combination of rock, soil, a...

Q: 25. Traditional labor-intensive agriculture often involves which of the following? Field terracing a...

A: LABOR-INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE: Intensive agriculture is followed in regions with a very high tropics a...

Q: Describe the characteristics and global distribution of permafrost.

A: PERMAFROST: The permafrost is the permanent ground ice in the areas where the temperature is always ...

Q: Explain the primary differences between a GIS and a LIS.

A: The information about our surroundings and space and their different aspects is stored and used thro...

Q: What is loess? Where it can be found?

A: When the grains of sand is very fine and light, the wind carries them over a very long distance and ...

Q: Discuss the general characteristics of the coastal ocean where unusually high concentrations of mari...

A: The majority of the organisms found in coastal regions – The marine biome has the characteristics wh...

Q: What is stream rejuvenation and what landforms can it produce?

A: Rejuvenation- It is the action/process of providing new energy to something. Rejuvenation is the act...

Q: Describe and explain the formation of speleothems such as stalactites, stalagmites, and columns.

A: The ample and long-empty space with jointing and bedding planes found below the earth's surface know...

Q: What are some of the negative consequences of using artificial levees for flood control along a majo...

A: The levee is a human-made structure that is designed to protect people from floods. Floods cause man...

Q: What was the first megacity?

A: Megacity refers to a city that has crossed the number of 1 million population. The megacity's histor...

Q: How can GIS be used to facilitate the siting of public and private facilities and to resolve dispute...

A: Geographic information system (GIS): A computerized system designed to present geographical data for...