Answer:
P waves are the type of earthquake wave which can travel through both liquids and solids.
Explanation:
Energy can be transferred during earthquake in the form of waves. These waves are termed as seismic waves. Mostly seismic waves are classified as body waves and surface waves. The body waves have higher frequency compared to surface waves. And thus surface waves can only travel or propagate through the surface of planet and not through fluids. But body waves can travel through solids as well as fluids based on their types. So among the given options and one type of body waves is P waves.
P waves are also known as Primary waves and they can travel through both liquids and solids.
Out of the options given above, the statement that is true is this: YOU ARE EXPOSED TO NUCLEAR RADIATION EVERYDAY.
Man is naturally surrounded by many natural and artificial radioactive sources which give out radiations on a daily basis. Although most people believe that the natural radiation are at levels that are not dangerous, scientific studies had found out that this is not true; some of the radiations are given out at the rate that are harmful to humans.<span />
Some examples of physical properties are:
color (intensive)
density (intensive)
volume (extensive)
mass (extensive)
boiling point (intensive): the temperature at which a substance boils.
melting point (intensive): the temperature at which a substance melts.
Answer:
E°= E°cathode- E° anode= 0.271-0.330= -0.59V
Explanation:
NB: the stoichiometry does not affect E°values,
And the more positive the E° values , the greater it's tendency to become spontaneous and hence irreversible, and the more negative the E° values the more likely to become less spontaneous and reversible, hence the above reaction is reversible
1- mole of any Substance will have the same number of Molecules.
Molecular weight of CO2= 44
Molecular weight of H20= 18
So 18 g of H20 will contain the same Number of molecules as in 44 g of CO2.
Therefore 7.2 g of H2O will have same Number of Moleculesas in =7.2/18 x 44
= 17.6 g of CO2.