Answer:
Sedimentary rocks are made of sand, gravel, mud and other materials. They go through a 5 step process to be made.
Explanation:
1) first weathering breaks down material that will be used to form the rock.
2) next erosion picks up the sediment via wind, water, or glacier
3) the sediment is then transported via wind, water, or glacier
4) Then deposition occurs. (depositing the sediment)
5) Lithification (turning the sediment to rock)
Answer:
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Explanation:
Both water and glucose contain hydrogen and oxygen. However, glucose has carbon in addition to the two elements. A molecule of glucose has 6 carbon, 12 hydrogen, and 6 oxygen atoms while a molecule of water has just 2 atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen.
Both glucose and water are polar molecules.
Water is liquid at room temperature while glucose is a solid at room temperature.
In terms of structures, the overall structure of water is bent while that of glucose may be alpha or beta 6 carbon ring structure.
The investigators can locate fingerprints to find out who the criminal is. Other things such as blood, saliva can be tracked down to the criminal
Im guessing it is due to gene shuffling
Answer:
Withering is a process in which a rock gets broken down into small and large fragments which are displace other location by the action of wind, water and ice. There are three types of withering: mechanical ,chemical and biological. Mechanical withering is a process which brings changes into physical structure of rocks like large rocks are converted into small rock. Chemical withering is a process which brings changes in the chemical composition of rock. This withering process can change minerals content in the rock. Biological withering is a process in which living beings uses rock for their survival like plants, animals and microbes causes disintegration of rock.
Highly withered and unwithered rock can be distinguished by following characteristics:
1. Physical structure: There will be no change in the structure of unwithered rock but structure of highly withered rock will change after the withering process.
2. Chemical composition: The withering process will remove surface and internal minerals present in rock. In unwithered rock the surface and internal mineral composition will remain unchanged but in highly withered rock the surface and internal minerals present in rock will be removed, which change the overall chemical composition of the rock.
