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Answer:
Lake A: pH = 4.5; Lake B: pH = 7.5
Explanation:
I think that one because if you look on the acid vs base chart acid is from 0-6 and bases are from 8-14 and acids are less toxic, so you would infer that lake A has acid and lake B has bases.
i would have picked the ones closest to 7 ,which is neutral, but I'm not sure that a base can be lower then 7 so I didn't pick answer C
Answer: Intertidal zones are regions which lie above the water level which receives low tides. Estuaries are the closed bodies of coastal waters which contain brackish water.
Explanation:
The ways through which the intertidal zones and estuaries can be protected are as follows:
1. The chemical discharge from factories and sewage discharge must be restricted or prohibited in these areas so that the water and air quality remains good necessary for the survival of living beings.
2. Prohibiting the waterways to prevent the discharge of oils which can contaminate water of estuaries and soil of intertidal zones.
3. The trash of polythene bags, plastic materials, vegetable matter discharged from the city must be cleaned up to retain the quality of soil and water.
A signal to reabsorb more water and salt. Have a good day =D
1.1 Starch is used as a storage of energy as its small and insoluble.
fats and oils are also a storage in plants usually in seeds
amino acids are used to form proteins
cellulose is used in the reinforcement and creation of the cell wall
1.2 Glucose is used in respiration in plants
2.1 the subcellular structures are called Chloroplasts which contain thylakoids which contain chrophyll pigments used for photosynthesis
2.2 Carbon dioxide = water ===> glucose = oxygen
2.3 Energy is transferred from the environment during photosynthesis. energy is required as light in the light dependent stage of photosynthesis and this is gained from the sun in the environment around the plant
I hope this helps
