<span>The most important factor determining diffusion rates is temperature. It is also the easiest to change. Increasing temperatures has the effect of adding energy to each particle. Energetic particles bounce against each other more often and spread throughout the material. Of course, lowering the temperature will have the opposite result.</span>
Answer:
The correct option is : B. It is fundamentally different from natural selection
Explanation:
Artificial selection is a process of selective breeding of animals and plants, to develop and obtain the desired phenotypic characteristics or traits in the offspring. In this process, humans select which animal or plant males and females will breed, to produce an offspring possessing the desired phenotypic traits.
Charles Darwin used artificial selection to support and introduce his theory of natural selection. He compared natural selection with artificial selection and explained that <u>artificial selection is an intentional process, whereas natural selection is not.</u>
<u>As artificial selection is intentional and natural selection is not intentional.</u>
<u>Therefore, </u><u>artificial selection is fundamentally different from natural selection.</u>
Answer:
when foreign harmful materials like chemicals, waste matter, or contaminated substances are directly or indirectly discharged into water bodies.
Explanation:
The reactivity of an atom is due to the number and arrangement of Electrons (b) in the outer energy level.
Electrons "bond" they're the ones that react to create other elements.
Examples: Salt (NaCl) Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
And so on, and so forth. Thus, your answer....B.
