Answer: Evaporation
Explanation:
When the heat of the sun touches the water, the water molecules heat up and move gradually faster. Over time molecules start to pop out the surface of the water individually.
And then eventually all the water is evaporated into water vapor.
No. Think about it this way: it’s a physical, leftover substance, you can never have a negative amount of anything.
If you’re speaking in terms of charge, however, then yes, it’s very likely.
Principal (shell) quantum number - n
<span>Describes the energy level in the atom (1 through 7)<span>The maximum number of electrons in n is <span>2n2</span></span></span><span> </span>
<span>2. Angular (subshell) quantum number - </span>l
<span><span>Describes the sublevel in n</span><span>Each energy level has n sublevels</span></span><span> </span>
<span>3. Magnetic quantum number - </span>m
<span><span>Describes the orbital within l</span>s has 1 orbitalp has 3 orbitalsd has 5 orbitalsf has 7 orbitals</span><span> </span>
<span>4. Spin quantum number - </span>s
<span>Describes the spin of the electrons in an orbital.Electrons in the same orbital must have oppisite spins.<span>Possible spins are clockwise or counterclockwise.</span></span>
A baby is formed when an egg and sperm come together
