I think it’s an example of zaher.
This is such a vague question. Are you asking what it is or how to trace the process?
Water treatment<span> is any process that makes </span>water<span> more acceptable for a specific end-use. The end use may be drinking, industrial </span>water<span> supply, irrigation, river flow maintenance, </span>water<span> recreation or many other uses including being safely returned to the environment.</span>
Answer: Divide each weight expressed
Explanation: If your first test is 20 percent of your grade, divide 20 by 100 to get 0.2. If your second test is worth 30 percent and your final test is worth 50 percent, divide 30 and 50 by 100 to get 0.3 and 0.5.
Answer:
Tempature and Ph affect enzyme activity the most
Answer:
The 14°C sample is more dense than the 25°C sample.
Explanation:
Warm water rises, cooler water falls. Warm water is less dense than cooler water. The actual density of water changes about .4% as the water temperature changes from near zero at 0°c up to about 30°c. That may not sound like much. However, that is enough density change for cold water to flow below warm water. This can have an impact on ocean currents and other phenomena in the ocean.
