6. Isotopes
7. Strata
8.regolith
9.decay
10.
11. Compaction
I'm just stabbing in the dark at this point. Your textbook should have the vocabulary embedded into the text. These may not be the terms you are looking for. Just a disclaimer.
Hope this helps!
Baymouth bars form across bays : D. Where the currents are weak
The sediments will be carried out/disrupted when the currents are strong. When the currents are weak, the sediment will finally able to be deposited
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Answer:
You can use either your answer or the sample answer you gave. You are so nice by the way!
Explanation:
THE FOLLOWING ARE TWO ANSWERS YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM
ANSWER 1:
The red crystals are compounds. This is because when the sample is heated, a GAS (element) is released and BLUE POWDER (element) is left. Two elements make up these red crystals. A compound can also be shown through color change - the RED crystals, when heated, turn into BLUE powder. Elements cannot be broken down into substances using physical force, like heating. So yes, this is a compound.
ANSWER 2:
The red crystals are compounds. This is because when the sample is heated, a GAS (element) is released and BLUE POWDER (element) is left. Two elements make up these red crystals. A compound can also be shown through color change - the RED crystals, when heated, turn into BLUE powder. Elements cannot be broken down into substances using physical force, like heating. So yes, this is a compound.
EITHER ONE YOU CHOOSE WILL BE CORRECT, JUST SAYING!
resupplying the ground water
