The correct answer is the peacock. The plumage found in Indian peacocks are because of the Bragg reflection phenomenon.
Explanation:
Bragg's law, or Wulff–Bragg's position, a special event of Laue diffraction, gives the plans for coherent and incoherent scattering from a crystal lattice. When X-rays are conflicted on an atom, they make the electronic cloud move as does an electromagnetic wave and it is observed in peacock.
The amount of LFG produced in a year from the calculations is 1.5768 * 10^8 cubic feet.
<h3>What is LFG? </h3>
The acronym LFG stands for land fill gas. It is a gas that is produced by the decomposition of biomass in a land fill. This gas can be burnt to generate steam. This steam is used to turn a turbine and generate electricity.
If 1 million tons of LFG is burnt in a day, then 365 million tons of LFG is burnt in one year.
1 million tons of waste produces 432,000 cubic feet of LFG
365 million tons of waste produces 365 million tons * 432,000 cubic feet /1 million tons
= 1.5768 * 10^8 cubic feet of LFG
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It is called a drainage basin
Answer:
There are two things that cause landforms on the Earth's surface to change. These are human forces and forces in nature. Human Forces include Possibilism where humans change a surface for their own gain. Natural forces inclyse daily processes of precipitation, wind and land movement result in changes to landforms over a long period of time. Driving forces include erosion, volcanoes and earthquakes.
It's plate tectonics, Earthquakes can be cause by ...
Destructive boundaries (where an oceanic plate goes under a continental plate which causes pressure to build up by friction, and when is released, causes an earthquake)
Or Conservative boundaries where 2 plates rub against each other causing pressure to build up and be released as an earthquake.
Volcanos can be made by...
constructive plate boundaries where 2 plates pull away from each other, leaving large cracks in the earth for magma to erupt.
As well as...
Hotspots which are on the plate itself not a boundary.
