Acids:
Lemon Juice- Cooking
Vinegar- Cleaning
Soda- To drink
Bases:
Baking Soda- Oven/Appliance Cleaning
Ammonia- Fertilizers
Bleach- Mildew/Mold Removal or Laundry Whitening
Explanation:
Acids
<span>Vinegar: HC2H3O2 - </span>cookery and it is also used to clean the air in your kitchen
<span>Hydrochloric Acid: HCl - has been found to be </span>employed in<span> hydraulic fracturing fluids.</span>
<span>Hydrogen Peroxide: H2O2 -
use in </span>cleanup<span> open wounds at a house, </span>typically<span> found </span>in an exceedingly<span> brown bottle.</span>
A. (seems like the best choice.)
The answer you are looking for is a 12 step program:)
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Answer:
There is an additional, abnormal electrical path in the heart that leads to impulses moving around the heart rapidly, which is in a circular pattern, and also causes the heart to beat too fast.
Explanation:
Reentry circuit, are situation that occurs when a propagating impulse fails to die out subsequent to usual activation of the heart and continues to re-excite the heart subsequent to when the refractory period has ended.
the best statement that accurately describes what's happening is "<em>There is an additional, abnormal electrical path in the heart that leads to impulses moving around the heart rapidly, which is in a circular pattern, and also causes the heart to beat too fast."</em>
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The definition of static stretches, as told by <span>www.humankinetics.com, is "</span>a stretch<span> that is held in a challenging but comfortable position for a period of time, typically 15-30 seconds"
With that being said, there is no real way to determine if it is 'safe' or 'unsafe' stretch, but the best option here is option B) </span><span>safe, because it stretches the muscle and joint without causing pain
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