“The Earth’s lithosphere is thinner than its asthenosphere”, the statement correctly compares the thicknesses of Earth’s layers
Answer: Option D
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The outermost parts of the Earth composed of crust and a part of the upper mantle is termed as lithosphere. And asthenosphere is positioned below lithosphere. The bottom layer of lithosphere has the parts of the upper crust.
So the highly viscous and ductile region in the remaining part of the upper crust forms the asthenosphere below the lithosphere. The upper crust in the lithosphere region contain elastic properties while the upper crust in the asthenosphere is ductile in nature. Thus the statement that lithosphere is thinner than asthenosphere is true as it is located at the surface.
Answer:
7.54%
Explanation:
A hydrate is a salt that has molecules of water incorporated into the crystals. It is represented by the molecular formula of the salt followed by how many molecules of water it has: XY.nH₂O.
So, the mass of water in the sample will be the difference between the hydrate and the salt without water:
mass of water = 1.034 - 0.956 = 0.078 g
The mass percentage is the mass of water divided by the total mass, and then multiplied by 100%:
(0.078/1.034)x100%
7.54%
PH is simply a convenient way to denote hydronium ion concentration (usually in moles per liter or molarity). pH is calculated from the given concentration using the equation: pH = -log [H3O⁺]
To find [H3O+] from the given equation, we apply the antilog.
[H3O⁺] = 10⁻⁽pH⁾ or ten raised to the negative value of pH
A solution with a pH of 3.43 has a hydrogen ion concentration of 3.7154x10^-4 moles per liter.
Think, does a chemical reaction take place? Do the rocks and/or the water undergo any chemical changes?
Answer:
ones that can be mixed together
Explanation:
like water or ethanol
