Use the D = M/V equation, in which Density can be found by dividing <em>Mass/Volume</em>.
To solve, first find a rectangular prism tub that is filled to a certain level. Next, place the rock inside to find the amount of displacement (or how high the water level goes up.) In this way, you can find the <em>volume of the rock</em>.
Next, solve for the Mass. This can be found by dividing the total weight from the gravitational pull. This would give you the mass.
Finally, to find Density, divide the Mass found with the Volume. This would give you your final answer
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Fe+O2=Fe2O3
The ionic charges switch (oxygen has a -2)
Hope this helps!
at the nuclear reactor site
Explanation:
Most high-level wastes in the United States have been stored at the nuclear reactor site.
High-level wastes are radioactive wastes from nuclear activities in a reactor.
- They are mostly made up of spent rods and other radioactive materials.
- It is impossible to stop these materials from radiating.
- Radiations are toxic to life on earth.
- No known method has been properly designed to efficiently store nuclear waste.
- They are usually buried in large and dark underground storage facilities where they remain for several years
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