Answer:
B. Conductivity can be used to calculate the salinity of the water.
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according to shape, size, and their relationship to surrounding layers of rock
Explanation:
Scientists classify intrusive features according to their shape, size and relationship to surrounding layers of rocks.
Intrusive igneous features are the sills, di/kes, batholith, laccoiith, lopolith e.t.c
- When magma cools and solidifies within the earth crust, they form intrusive igneous rocks.
- Intrusive igneous rocks differs from one another in their shape, size and relationship to surrounding rocks.
- For example, batholith is a large intrusive body that extends for several kilometers in the earth surface.
- Sills and di/kes are smaller bodies. Sills forms parallel to orientation of rocks in an area. Di/kes are known to cut across the orientation.
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brown precipitate.. d.. option
Answer:
Bromine displaced iodide to form iodine
Explanation:
In this experiment, liquid bromine was allowed to react with a solution of potassium iodide.
Initially, we had a colorless 
solution which was mixed with light orange 
. If we add a light orange solution to a colorless solution, liquid bromine will get diluted and we'll see a slight decrease in its color intensity, however, if no reaction takes place, no color change will occur.
In the experiment, however, we examine a formation of a deep brown solution. Remember that iodine solution would form a brown solution.
As a result, bromine displaced iodide anion from potassium iodide:
