Your town is having a meeting about whether or not to allow residents to build solar panels on their houses. Many people are aga
inst this because they think it will make the houses look unattractive, and therefore lower the prices of their homes. How can knowing science help you make an informed decision about what you think about putting the solar panels on houses?
Putting solar panels on houses is a great idea, for it provides a renewable source of energy and heat, which is the sun. It will help prevent pollution and the mass-use of non-renewable resources, such as fossil fuels, which are used and burned for energy.
Although, having solar panels, there will be some downsides. For example, solar panels can only receive energy during time where there is light from the sun, which is daylight. therefore, the solar panels will not and cannot be able to collect energy from the sun during night time. although, depending on the solar panels, some can store energy, from the sun, that can be used at night time, like as if you're charging a battery with energy from the sun for later use. one big problem is that, solar panels are not cheap and rather quite expensive, which not all homes and families can afford. although, through time, solar panels will get cheaper.
but, all in all, I believe that solar panels give a great contribution to Earth, thus I agree to the use of solar panels.
Oxidation numbers assign ownership of the electrons to one atom or another in a compound. ... Scientists use these numbers to help name compounds, write formulas and balance chemical equations. They are also useful when studying reactions and they can help you identify when something is oxidized or reduced.
Explanation: Muscle tissue is a soft tissue that makes up most of the tissues in the muscles of the human muscular system. It is the only type of tissue that has cells with the ability to contract. Skeletal muscle tissue is attached to bones by tendons.
