No, ammonium chloride in water is not a physical reaction. It is a chemical reaction. Hope this helps!
What iron gives in its abundance, it takes away in it's inability to really conduct heat and electricity well. There is enough copper around, if we are careful in its use, to make copper bottomed pots and pans. Of the three best conductors in the world (silver, gold and copper) only copper has enough around and can be inexpensively mined that we make use of it.
If you google dr. copper, you will find he is an economist as well. Copper measures the wealth of an economy by how much is used. So iron might be cheaper and more abundant, but copper will save you much more in trying to do something with it.
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C. <u>Balanced forces</u>
Explanation:
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C or D! When reduced coenzymes produce in the process of the cycle, are oxidized in the process of oxidative phosphorylation in electron transport chain! I hope this helps :(
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To find the noble gas notation, you first take the noble gas before the element you’re trying to find the notation for. In this case, the noble gas before Calcium is Argon. You put the symbol for Argon in square brackets, and then you write out the rest of the notation as you would normally.
This would look like [Ar]4s^2
The 4s^2 is because Calcium is the second element in the 4s columns (refer to the diagram)
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