Snow in Kenya is not a particularly common sight, given that the east Africa country sits right on the equator and has vast stretches of semi-desert scrubland. And yet, there is one spot where you can always find snow in Kenya.
Mount Kenya is the tallest mountain in Kenya, and the second highest in all of Africa. Only Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro towers higher. The top of Mount Kenya is perpetually snow-covered due to the high elevation. In fact, the Meru people call the mountain "Kirimara", which translates from their language to "that which has white stuff", in reference to the white peaks.
The researcher’s failure to protect research subjects from deductive disclosure is the primary ethical violation in Harvard "Tastes, Ties, and Time (T3)" study (2006-2009)" study.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
Study with Deductive disclosure is the study where the individual can be identified from the characters of that person even after the name has been removed from that study, the characters are used to identify the person. This is one of the major violations on the ethical grounds of any of the studies that has been conducted in any field where the identity is revealed.
I think it's A but here's an explanation anyway: as you heat the crude oil, the different hydrocarbons, having different boiling points, boil and evaporate up the column. Those with lower boiling points, shorter in chain length, will condense nearer the top of the fractional distillation column. Those that are more viscous, larger in chain size, will have high boiling points, so will evaporate last and condense lower down in the column. Therefore, you achieve all the different oils / materials (oil, petrol, gasoline, tar etc etc). I hope this helps. If not, then a good website to use is 'BBC bitesize, fractional distillation'.
