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1. Another word for chemical weathering is b. disintegration
Chemical weathering is a process by which the rocks are broken down into parts and sediments by the action of a chemical agent such as alkali or acid. The disintegration can be a natural process by which a solid body is broken down into parts or subparts.
2. d. moving water is not an agent of chemical weathering agent.
The chemical weathering can be caused by the agents like lichens which secretes acid on the rock surface and causes it's disintegration, acid rain and salt water are chemical agents that can cause the disintegration of the rock but moving water will have little influence on the hard rock surface.
3. c. chemical weathering is a process which turns rocks and minerals into new substances. The chemical weathering process brings change in the chemical composition of the rocks due to the action of the weathering agents hence, on disintegration of rocks new substances are formed.
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Sea anemones are marine predatory animals. They are like a terrestrial flowering plant due to their colorful appearance. They are coming under the phylum cnidaria.
Sea anemones are found in different forms called a polyp. It has a columnar trunk, on the top of the trunk an oral disc and centrally placed mouth. The mouth is surrounded by tentacles.
Sea anemones have a gastrovascular cavity that serves as stomach. This cavity has one opening both meant for mouth and anus.
Sea anemones are capable of changing their shape and lives on the mud, holding it by pedal disc.
Polychaetes are segmented worms. Each segment of the body bears parapodia. It helps them in locomotion. There are different types of polychaetes, tube-dwelling polychaetes are one of them.
Tube - dwelling polychaetes make tubes to protect their soft bodies.
They don't have parapodia but some special anterior structures for feeding. The tubes are made from calcareous materials.
Answer:In light-dependent reactions, the energy from sunlight is absorbed by chlorophyll and converted into chemical energy in the form of electron carrier molecules like ATP and NADPH. Light energy is harnessed in Photosystems I and II, both of which are present in the thylakoid membranes of chloroplasts
Explanation:
They are formed into polymers.
