Answer:
Physical properties
Explanation:
These properties are the ones that you can observe or collect by your senses, for example the color, the odor, the sound, the texture, etc. In this case the substance is not going to change to a new one, it could be that is changing of state.
Answer:
See the answer below
Explanation:
Organic molecules in the form of carbohydrates are created during photosynthesis or chemosynthesis and these processes cause carbon to be removed from the atmosphere or other environment into the biosphere - the living organisms of the ecosystem.
During photosynthesis, atmospheric carbon dioxide is fixed as carbohydrates into green plants in a two-stage process that requires sunlight energy and water. The entire process can be summarized as an equation below:
Instead of using water as a reactant, chemosynthetic organisms make use of high energy chemicals such as hydrogen sulfide to fix carbon dioxide in order to generate carbohydrates.
Both processes ensure that carbon dioxide moves from the environment into living organisms.
Cells are surrounded by #2 , Cell membrane and Cell wall thats what protects the cell
Both the dipole-dipole and hydrogen are essentially same because they result form formation of partial negative and positive charges on the atoms constituting a given molecule. in such molecule, one atom is more electronegative than the other and therefore pulls the shared electrons more to itself than the other atom. the atom that pulls a pair of electrons more to itself becomes partially negatively charged whereas the other atom becomes partially positively charge. the weak negative charges on one molecule attracts weak positive charge on the other molecule creating intermolecular forces referred to as dipole-dipole bonds. Hydrogen bonds form in the same manner they are stronger than typical dipole-dipole bonds. so according to the explanation above D is the correct answer.
Seasons
The earth revolves around the sun, sunlight. hits different parts of the earth, causing yearly changes in climate. called seasons
Summer
Spring
One year
Sun
Winter
*Southern Hemisphere seasons
Autumn
