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Answer:

between 80 to 120

Explanation:

because it would be around 100 but it can't be exact.

Answer: PROTON

Explanation:

a stable subatomic particle that has a positive charge equal in magnitude to a unit of electron charge and a rest mass of 1.67262 × 10 −27 kg, which is 1,836 times the mass of an electron. Protons, together with electrically neutral particles called neutrons, make up all atomic nuclei except for the hydrogen nucleus (which consists of a single proton).

Answer:

[tex]c=5.14\ J/kg ^{\circ} C[/tex]

Explanation:

Given that,

Heat absorbed by a sample, Q = 228 J

Mass of a sample, m = 706 g = 0.706 kg

Initial temperature is 26 °C and final temperature is 88.8°C

We need to find the heat absorbed by the sample. The heat absorbed by an object is given by :

[tex]Q=mc\Delta T\\\\\text{Where c is specific heat of sample}\\\\c=\dfrac{Q}{m\Delta T}\\\\c=\dfrac{228\ J}{0.706\ kg(88.8-26)^{\circ} C}\\\\c=5.14\ J/kg ^{\circ} C[/tex]

So, the specific heat of the sample is [tex]5.14\ J/kg ^{\circ} C[/tex].

Answer:

It would be

a) Scarcity affects all societies.

Answer:

Yes

Explanation:Like wax crayons but they can dissolve in water.

Answer:

ye bit

Explanation:

Answer:

In level 1, you balanced the equation N2 + H2 →  

✔ 2

NH3. What number did you place in front of ammonia (NH3)?

In level 2, you balanced the equation C + H2O → CH4 +  

✔ 1

CO2. What number did you place in front of carbon dioxide (CO2)?

In level 3, you balanced the equation NH3 + O2 → NO2 +  

✔ 6

H2O. What number did you place in front of water?

Explanation:

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Answer: 2,1,&6

Explanation: the answer

option c is correct

number of electron in the outermost shell describe the reactivity if the outermost shell is completely filled its mean the reactivity of element is low and if it is completely filled then the element is highly reactive

Answer:

A is the ans

Explanation:

they repel each

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Date: September 11, 2020

Source: Arizona State University

Summary: Astronomers have determined that some carbon-rich exoplanets, given the right circumstances, could be made of diamonds and silica.

As missions like NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, TESS and Kepler continue to provide insights into the properties of exoplanets (planets around other stars), scientists are increasingly able to piece together what these planets look like, what they are made of, and if they could be habitable or even inhabited.

In a new study published recently in The Planetary Science Journal, a team of researchers from Arizona State University (ASU) and the University of Chicago have determined that some carbon-rich exoplanets, given the right circumstances, could be made of diamonds and silica.

"These exoplanets are unlike anything in our solar system," says lead author Harrison Allen-Sutter of ASU's School of Earth and Space Exploration.

Diamond exoplanet formation

When stars and planets are formed, they do so from the same cloud of gas, so their bulk compositions are similar. A star with a lower carbon to oxygen ratio will have planets like Earth, comprised of silicates and oxides with a very small diamond content (Earth's diamond content is about 0.001%).

But exoplanets around stars with a higher carbon to oxygen ratio than our sun are more likely to be carbon-rich. Allen-Sutter and co-authors Emily Garhart, Kurt Leinenweber and Dan Shim of ASU, with Vitali Prakapenka and Eran Greenberg of the University of Chicago, hypothesized that these carbon-rich exoplanets could convert to diamond and silicate, if water (which is abundant in the universe) were present, creating a diamond-rich composition.

To test this hypothesis, the research team needed to mimic the interior of carbide exoplanets using high heat and high pressure. To do so, they used high pressure diamond-anvil cells at co-author Shim's Lab for Earth and Planetary Materials.

First, they immersed silicon carbide in water and compressed the sample between diamonds to a very high pressure. Then, to monitor the reaction between silicon carbide and water, they conducted laser heating at the Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois, taking X-ray measurements while the laser heated the sample at high pressures.

As they predicted, with high heat and pressure, the silicon carbide reacted with water and turned into diamonds and silica.

So far, we have not found life on other planets, but the search continues. Planetary scientists and astrobiologists are using sophisticated instruments in space and on Earth to find planets with the right properties and the right location around their stars where life could exist.

For carbon-rich planets that are the focus of this study, however, they likely do not have the properties needed for life.

While Earth is geologically active (an indicator habitability), the results of this study show that carbon-rich planets are too hard to be geologically active and this lack of geologic activity may make atmospheric composition uninhabitable. Atmospheres are critical for life as it provides us with air to breathe, protection from the harsh environment of space, and even pressure to allow for liquid water.

"Regardless of habitability, this is one additional step in helping us understand and characterize our ever- increasing and improving observations of exoplanets," says Allen-Sutter. "The more we learn, the better we'll be able to interpret new data from upcoming future missions like the James Webb Space Telescope and the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to understand the worlds beyond on our own solar system."

Answer:

Chlorine

Explanation:

Each arrow represents one electron. Most of the boxes are filled, meaning they have two electrons. The last box only has one arrow, so it only has one electron. If you add it up, you get 17, which is Chlorine.

Answer:

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Explanation:

It decays by beta particle emission into xenon-131. After eight days have passed, half of the atoms of any sample of iodine-131 will have decayed, and the sample will now be 50% iodine-131 and 50% xenon-131

Heavy unstable atoms will continuously emit radiation and will undergo nuclear decay to form stable products. 25 g of americium -241 will take 39 years to decay into its 6.25 g sample.

Heavy unstable nuclei undergo decay when they emit radiations of alpha, beta or gamma particles. After that they will form stable isotopes or other lighter nuclei after emitting these charged particles.

The time an unstable nuclei takes to decay into half of its initial amount is called half life time. The half life time of Americium -241 is 432 years. Thus half life time of 25 g of Am-241 is

= (25 × 432 )/241

= 44.81 years.

The decay constant k can be calculated as follows:

k = 0.693 /half life time

  = 0.693 /44.81 yrs

 = 0.015.

Now the time taken for the decay process is calculated by the following  equation:

t = 1/k log (25/6.25)

 = 1/0.015yr-1  log (25/6.25)

 = 39 years

Hence, 5 g of americium -241 will take 39 years to decay into its 6.25 g sample.

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If the glasses and glove were wrong then I would chose the fire extinguisher and the power source should be the correct answer.

That's just what I would do though.

Answer:

rubber gloves and glasses

Explanation:

rubber gloves and glasses

Answer:

Volume = 30cm³

Explanation:

A block is a geometrical figure and its volume, -look at the figure-, follows the equation:

Volume = Width*Length*Height

As the measurements of the block are 5.00cm, 3.00cm and 2.00cm, the volume is:

Volume = 5.00cm*2.00cm*3.00cm

Answer: Physical properties

Explanation: Can be measured without changing a substance's chemical identity.

Answer:

64 mL.

Explanation:

From the question given above, the dimension of box is:

Dimension = 2 cm × 4 cm × 8 cm

Thus, the volume of the box is:

Volume = 2 cm × 4 cm × 8 cm

Volume = 64 cm³

Finally, we shall convert 64 cm³ to mL. This can be obtained as follow:

Recall:

1 cm³ = 1 mL

Therefore,

64 cm³ = 64 cm³ × 1 mL / 1 cm³

64 cm³ = 64 mL

Therefore, the volume of the box in millilitres (mL) is 64 mL.

Answer:

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Answer The answer to this question is diesel.

Explanation:

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Answer:

A) Boron

Explanation:

I put oxygen and it was wrong lol. So, it said it was Boron

Answer:

its the 3rd option.

the molecules move from region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration.

Explanation:

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Answer:

The molecules move from areas of high concentration to low concentration

Explanation:

Answer:

Researchers have found evidence of an existing body of liquid water on Mars.

What they believe to be a lake sits under the planet's south polar ice cap, and is about 20km (12 miles) across.

Answer:

The invention of the wheel had an important impact on farming.

Answer:

C

Explanation:

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Answer:

i say zinc would

Explanation:

Answer:

Sample 1 = 78°

Explanation:

As per the question, while testing the solubility of a solution comprising of water and carbon dioxide, sample 1 is likely to have the lowest solubility with the temperature of the water being 78°, the maximum. The reason for this result is that the 'solubility of carbon dioxide in the water' falls with an increase in the temperature due to the increase in kinetic energy which will enhance the motion between the molecules and allow them to escape.' Thus, the water with maximum temperature will have the lowest solubility. Hence, sample 1 is the correct answer.

Answer:

B water exhibits weak adhesion and cohesion which allows capillary action to occur.

Explanation:

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Water exhibits strong adhesion and cohesion, which allows capillary action to occur.

The cohesive properties of water (hydrogen bonding between adjacent water molecules) allow the column of water to be 'pulled' up through the plant as water molecules are evaporating at the surfaces of leaf cells. This process has been termed the Cohesion Theory of Sap Ascent in plants.

Cohesion and adhesion are two water properties that describe how water molecules interact with each other. and how water molecules interact with other things like leaves or even you. Cohesion means that water likes to stick to itself and adhesion means that water likes to stick to other things.

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Answer:

Explanation:

Of course you could do the separation chemically. Dissolve the salt up in water, pass thru a filter, wash the iron filings with ethanol, which would encourage the salt to precipitate from solution.

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Answer:

by passing a magnet through the mixture

Explanation: