Answer:
Radiation
Conduction
Convection
Explanation:
<u>Radiation:</u> Transfer of heat by electromagnetic rays (Example: A microwave heating food)
<u>Conduction:</u> Transfer of heat energy from one object to another through direct contact (Example: Getting out of bed and your warm feet touch cold tile, making the tile warm and your feet cold)
<u>Convection:</u> Movement of heat by a fluid such as air or water (Example: A convectional oven works by heating the air inside the oven to evenly cook food)
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Answer:
There are several things you can do at home to help reduce your impact on the environment
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Eat less beef and pork. ...
Think about packaging before you buy products. ...
Turn off lights and other electrical devices when you don't need them. ...
Do not waste water.
Recycle.
Answer:
Iodine has an atomic number of 53 meaning 53 electrons and it gain 1 electron when reacting with a metal. We know the element is a non metal as is gains an electron
Answer:
copper wire, metal nail, battery
Explanation:
To create an electromagnet, the material to be magnetized (such as a metal nail) is placed inside a solenoid, the ends of the coils are connected to a circuit that includes a battery.
Current is allowed to flow for a few seconds and then cut off. The polarity of the magnet depends on the direction of flow of current in the solenoid.
Answer : Al
Explanation :
- For a given redox reaction there must be an oxidizing agent/(s) and a reducing agent/(s).
- the oxidizing agent is the substance that undergoes reduction process (gaining electrons or loss of oxygen atoms), meanwhile, the reducing agent is the substance that undergoes oxidation process (loss of electrons or gaining of oxygen atoms).
- In the reaction above, the oxidation number of (Al) in AlCl3 is (3+). However, the oxidation number of (Al) in the products is zero because it exists as a single element.
Therefore, changing from (3+) to zero means gaining of (3) electrons to neutralize the previously existing (3) protons on (Al) in AlCl3.
So Al is the oxidizing agent..
