Answer:
D. CI706
Explanation:
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Relative to the observer, the objected, emitting visible light will appear red in color because the wavelength of light is stretched hence acquiring longer wavelength in the visible electromagnetic spectrum (remember red light has the longest wavelength in the visible light spectrum).
Explanation:
Conversely, if the object was moving towards the observer, it would appear blue in color (blue shift) because the relative wavelength of the visible light would be ‘compressed’ (remember this is always relative to the observer) hence the wavelength would be shorter (and blue light has the shortest wavelength in the visible light spectrum).
Both these phenomenons are classified under Doppler shift effect of waves. It also occurs in our daily lives. When a wailing ambulance approaches you, the pitch of the wailing sounds is higher (relative to you). However, when the ambulance passes you and begins stretching away from you, the pitch of the wailing goes low.
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Answer:
Process manufacturing.
Explanation:
Process manufacturing, a class of manufacturing which is associated with the formulas and the manufacturing of recipes. This type of manufacturing is different from discrete manufacturing as it deals with discrete units and assembly of the components.
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This type of manufacturing is common in food, chemical, beverage, nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, cannabis, and mostly biotechnology industries. In this manufacturing, the relevant factors are the ingredients and the bulk materials rather than the individual units. </u>
<u>Thus, formation of ice is an example of process manufacturing in which different ingredients are added and using recipe of freezing.</u>
Answer: Alkanoate (plural alkanoates) (organic chemistry) Any salt or ester formed from the reaction of an alkaloic acid and alkaloids
Explanation: I looked in my dictionary and found this. I hope this helped
