Answer:
Polar Zones - Coldest Temperature
Temperate Zones - Moderate Temperature
Tropical Zones - Hottest Temperature
Explanation:
The closer you are to the Equator, the hotter it gets, as the sun hits the middle of the Earth the most. At the poles, the sun hits it there the least, so it is the coldest. In between, we would have a mild between hot and cold.
*Remember that the Earth is at a tilt, and that is why we have seasons and why the Equator is so hot and the Poles are so cold.
Any fire extinguisher should put out a fire, that is unless the extinguisher is old and faulty.
Answer: Positive charge
Explanation:
An atom consists of electron (negatively charged), Proton (Positively charged) and neutron (no charge).
The proton (+) and the neutron (no charge) are in the nucleus of the atom. this makes the resulting charge of the nucleus positive while electron (-) is outside the nucleus.
First, you need to have a periodic table that contains the electronegativities values. once you have them, you just need to subtract the values of the atoms and each bond. I have attached a table with these values. also, it does not matter then order in which you subtract them because they are always positive values. even though you get negative values in your calculator, just make it positive.
H-S----> 2.1 - 2.5= 0.4
H-Cl---> 2.1 -3.0=0.9
H-O---> 2.1- 3.5= 1.4
H-F----> 2.1 - 4.0= 1.9
HF is the most polar because it has the highest electronegativity difference.