Explanation:
Between the new and full Moon, the amount of Moon we see grows — or waxes from its right side toward its left side. As it passes the full Moon stage, the amount of illumination decreases — or wanes — from right to left. ... No matter where on Earth an observer is, however, the phases of the Moon occur at the same time.
Answer: is b
Explanation:
Because I saw other people put it
Answer: More carbon dioxide gas would be found in the atmosphere.
Explanation:
Depends on the magnification you are looking for... usually, a light microscope is enough (1000x max magnification)...
An electron microscope is powered by high energy beams and can magnify many times higher than the light microscope (where magnification is limited by the wavelength of light). The magnification of an EM is on the nano scale.
(P.S.: as a chemist, I'd always choose an EM over an optical microscope as I can always zoom in or out depending on my needs) ;)
