In summer the green pigment is more than in tall meaning that there is more chlorophyll produced in the summer than in the fall
Rays of light can travel through the cardboard when I hold my largest cardboard square between the light source and the wall, but because the cardboard is not very thick, the light can still pass through and create a shadow.
2b. The shadow is typically shorter.
2c. Completely no shadow 2d. The shadow is either clear or hardly there.
Do cardboard sheets block light?
Based on the precise materials and light sources that were employed, the results of the cardboard experiment frequently differ.
Keep in mind that it is generally expected that reflective materials, such as aluminum foil, and mirrors, would reflect the specified or given light.
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A. Metals
Metals do not have a basis of carbon
The particles of the snow have kinetic energy, but being a solid, it has less kinetic energy than that of liquid water. So they move around in a place about its mean position.
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Igloos are the small homes made up of snow. It used to be homes for the people living in Arctic regions in past. Now some tribes still live in these igloos, or they are made by tourists for amusements.
Snow is basically precipitation of ice from clouds. Being the solid form of water, ice has molecules more compactly arranged in its crystal structure. Thus, the molecules cannot move here and there like in fluid. But having some kinetic energy, they have certain movements i.e vibrations around its mean position.
This type of organism is called an autotroph.They are organisms capable of self-nourishment by using inorganic materials as a source of nutrients and using photosynthesis or chemosynthesis as a source of energy
