Oxidation reaction.
Cathode on the other hand is reduction.
Answer: Option (b) is the correct answer.
Explanation:
Compressibility means the ability to reduce or compress in size.
In solids, molecules are held together by strong force of attraction. Therefore, it requires very high force or energy to break the bond between the molecules of a solid.
As a result, compressibility of solids is low.
Whereas a hot ionized gas which contains same number of both positive or negatively charged electrons is known as plasma. Being a gas, molecules of plasma are not held by strong force of attractions.
Hence, plasma is compressible as compared to solids.
Thus, we can conclude that out of the given options, the statement compressibility of solids is lower than the compressibility of plasmas and gases is true.
Answer:A
Explanation: I learned it from a gizmo
<span>I am sure these answers are correct cause I've checked all of them. Here they are :
1) The thing which might h</span>appen to the rest of the water is that 61% of that water leaves the ground through evapotranspiration and <span>38% will flow into the Atlantic Ocean.
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2) The four states which receive drinking water from Florida are : <span> South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
3) The</span> reason why people in Florida wanted to get rid of the water in certain areas is abundance of wetlands. I think there is one more, if it is acceptable I suggest you using this - frequent flooding.<span>
4) </span><span> The negative result of the changes which people made to get rid of the water is the first sign of </span>drought.
5) The thing that has been done to try and improve those mistakes was creating a tool which looked like a dam to prevent dfficulties with <span>navigating the state.
Hope that helps.</span>
I would say that La Nina is responsible for dry conditions in California and typically it is the year after La Nina that the dryness turns often to severe drought. Drought can be bad for agriculture requiring a lot more irrigation and posing a drain on water resources which decrease also during a drought,
