Yes, it is possible to decrease the resistance of a wire without changing the material it made out of. This is because, there are many factors which affect the resistance of a wire. These factors can be manipulated to change the resistance of the wire. The factors include: cross sectional area of the wire, length of the wire, temperature and the material of the wire. The other three factors can be manipulated to change the resistance of the wire without changing the material of the wire.
Well if too much weathering occurs, it might break off parts of the cliff and be dangerous to humans, or animals.
Answer: 10 uses
Explanation:
1] Oxygen is used for breathing.
2] Chlorine is used for purifying water.
3] Phosphorous is used in crackers.
4] Non - metals like nitrogen is used in fertilizers.
5] Graphite is used as a good conductor of electricity.
6] Pottassium is used in fertilizers.
7] Nitrogen is used by plants.
8] Graphite is used in making leads.
9] Carbon is used as a fuel.
10] Bromine is used in dyes and pesticides
The atomic radius increases as you would go down a particular group on the periodic table of elements. This is because along with a greater number of protons, there would also be electrons as well, and thus the need of electron shells surrounding the atom would also be required, to compensate for the more electrons, as according to the bohr model, each shell contains 8 electrons in its electron shell. Thus the distance from the nucleus to the outermost shell increases, the atomic radius.
The lighter components are able to rise higher in the column before they are cooled to their condensing temperature, allowing them to be removed at slightly higher levels.
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