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insens350 [35]
2 years ago
12

68. potential

Biology
1 answer:
maw [93]2 years ago
6 0

The matching given the accurate description of the terms is given below:

  • Energy in action ---> Kinetic energy
  • common pollutants regulated by EPA ----> criteria pollutant
  • chemical that kills unwanted animals; generally insects ---> pesticides
  • protect health --> primary standards
  • warm air is trapped near the ground by cooler air ---> inversion
  • stored energy ---> potential energy
  • capable of being broken down naturally ----> biodegradable

<h3>What is the correct matching of the given terms?</h3>

The given terms are to be matched to the correct descriptions.

The correct matches are given below:

  • Energy in action ---> Kinetic energy
  • common pollutants regulated by EPA ----> criteria pollutant
  • chemical that kills unwanted animals; generally insects ---> pesticides
  • protect health --> primary standards
  • warm air is trapped near the ground by cooler air ---> temperature inversion
  • stored energy ---> potential energy
  • capable of being broken down naturally ----> biodegradable

In conclusion, the correct matches gives the accurate description of the given terms.

Learn more about kinetic and potential energy at: brainly.com/question/18963960

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