Answer:
Limestone is easily eroded from above and below.
Explanation:
The Florida bedrock is largely made of limestone. Because limestone is a rock that is easily eroded, the landscape of a great part of Florida is classified as karstic.
Karstic landscapes are dotted by sinkholes, underground rivers, caves, and springs. The more acidic the groundwater or rainwater, the faster and more easily the limestone will succumb to erosion.
In this way, underground rivers, streams, runoff, rain, and underground water pooled in caves have all carved out gaps and caverns in the weak limestone bedrock.
That is correct. Positional isomers are compounds that have the same number and type of atoms. The only difference is that they are simply arranged in different ways.
MgBr2: It's formed of Magnesium Mg, and dibromide Br2. And since Magnesium is a metal and Dibromide a no-metal, it's more appropriate while naming the substance to remove the "di" from "dibromide". Following the rules for naming compounds, the prefixes "mono", "di", etc... should only be used between 2 nonmetals.
So, the name for MgBr2 is Magnesium Bromide.
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