Phosphates generally come from fertilizer, erosion of phosphate-containing rocks. they are fertilizers, so they tend to strongly encourage growth, particularly of bacteria and algae. This can harm ecologies, particularly in water, and particularly where there isn't a very robust growth medium already, e.g. in cold or desert waters.<span>This impacts the environment and our health because we use tap water for cooking, bathing, brushing teeth, and etc. and these water by be contaminated because of all of this pollution going around</span>
Answer:
Nope
Explanation:
Wind is neither living or dead. Wind does not grow, reproduce, respond to stimuli or evolve. Wind is just wind
The processes is an example of hydrolysis is conversion of cellulose into glucose units. The answer is letter C. Conversion of glucose units into starch and conversion of fructose and glucose units to form <span>sucrose are not processes of hydrolysis.</span>
