Answer:
a) To determine the facilities that contribute the most to recycling check the pie chart and select the facility with the largest portion while to determine the facilities that contribute the least to recycling check the pie chart and select the facility with the smallest portion
b) Energy is saved because the products which are recycled usually require less energy to turn them into usable materials
c) It saves energy through recycling. It helps sustains the environment. It decrease the emission of green house gases
Explanation:
The question is not complete
a) Pie chart is the graphical representation of information in which the information is represented in a circle. The circle is divided into segments and the portion with the largest segment has the highest percentage.
To determine the facilities that contribute the most to recycling check the pie chart and select the facility with the largest portion while to determine the facilities that contribute the least to recycling check the pie chart and select the facility with the smallest portion
b) Extraction and processing of raw resources to make end products requires a lot of energy. With recycling energy is saved because the products which are recycled usually require less energy to turn them into usable materials
c) It saves energy through recycling. It helps sustains the environment. It decrease the emission of green house gases.
Well i did some research and i found out now im not sure if this is completely true but supposedly tachyons are even faster than the speed of light
Answer: Millard Reaction
Explanation:The yummy process, called the Maillard reaction, packs the cookie with riche taste
Explanation:
5g C7H8 / 92g/mole = 0.054moles
total moles = 0.232moles
mole fraction C6H12 = 0.178moles / 0.232moles = 0.767
mole fraction C7H8 = 0.233
Answer:
Sodium reacts with the oxygen in air to form sodium oxide, and traces of yellowish sodium peroxide. ... Probably, the reaction with atmospheric oxygen will be faster, because I have never seen sodium metal turning whitish on exposure, though it does lose its lustre and and reactivity (just the surface).