Evaporation
Explanation:
From point C to D, this is a phase change from liquid to gas and it would be depicted by evaporation.
The water cycle presents the transformation of water from one form to another on our planet.
- From Point A to B in which water falls from clouds is a precipitation step.
- Point B to Point C is the step in which surface water runs into lakes.
- Point C to Point D where water turns to gas in the atmosphere is evaporation.
- The from point a D back to A is condensation.
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Answer:
Y³⁻ A non metal that gained three electrons.
V²⁺ A metal that lost two electron
Z²⁻ A non metal that gained two electrons
X³⁺ A metal that lost three electrons
Explanation:
Metals lost the electrons and form cation
while non metals gain the electrons and form anion.
Y³⁻
c) A non metal that gained three electrons.
Non metal gain three electrons and form anion with the charge of -3.
V²⁺
a) A metal that lost two electron
A metal lost two electrons and form cation with charge of +2.
Z²⁻
d) A non metal that gained two electrons
A non metal that gained two electrons and form anion with charge of -2.
X³⁺
b) A metal that lost three electrons
A metal that lost three electrons and form cation with charge of +3.
Answer:
First, place no. 5 in front of the CO2 in order to balance the carbon atoms. Next, place no. 6 in front of H2O to balance the hydrogen atoms. Lastly place no. 8 in front of the O2 so that there are 16 oxygen atoms on both sides of the reaction.
Solution :
The reasons for the melting point determines :
- the assignment of the sample's purity
- identification of the unknown sample
- the conversion of solid sample to the liquid completely
In order to prepare the sample in the capillary tube for determining its melting point, we tap the tube gently into the sample with the open end of tube down. We then continue tapping the tube till the sample is couple of millimeters high.
Then the other close end of tube down, we tap the sample down again slowly or then dropping the tube into a longer tube so as to move down the sample faster.