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A and B? im sorry if its wrong i havent learned that in a long while
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1. Air mass is temperature or humidity
2. The two ways are temperature and humidity
3. Continental Polar and cP
4. Maritime Tropical and mT
5. Continental Tropical and cT
6. Arctic air masses are very cold and polar air masses are not as cold
7. Wind is movement in the air
8. It is called the Great Equalizer because of a storm that caused stockmen to lose herds
9. Pressure impacts the direction of the wind because the faster the wind blows the higher the pressure.
10. The general movement of the earth
The last two you are going to have to do on your own because I cant draw.
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Volcanoes are formed at the divergent and convergent plate boundaries.
<u>During a divergent plate motion, along the mid-oceanic ridge, seafloor spreading takes place. Here it is represented by location B. Due to this, the magma becomes extremely hot and exerts an upward pressure towards the seafloor</u><u>. </u><u>As a result of which the ocean floor slowly rises up forming sea volcanoes.</u> The eruption takes place and the lava forms and deposits on the seafloor, near and along the mid-oceanic ridge. As this region undergoes continuous spreading, so the crust comprised of these rocks slowly moves away from the ridge.
The answer is <span>b.reaction b releases more energy than reaction a releases.
The reaction a is an example of a chemical reaction while the reaction b is an example of a nuclear reaction.
</span><span>Some main differences between the chemical and nuclear reactions are:
- The nuclear reaction releases more energy per gram.
- The nuclear reaction takes place in the nucleus of the atom, while in chemical reactions include electrons.
- In the nuclear reaction, part of the mass is converted into energy, which </span><span>violates the law of conservation of mass.
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Therefore, the nuclear reaction (reaction b) will release more energy than the chemical reaction (reaction a).
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1.2 stands for 2 atoms of hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen
2.carbon and oxygen
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