Although California leads the nation in wind power, it is likely to be surpassed by another area of the

U.S. Which area is likely to take the lead in wind power generation? What will be an ideal response?


Twelve states in the central U.S. could potentially provide 90% of the electricity that is needed in the
U.S. It is probable that these states will collectively eclipse California in the future as the nation's
leading wind power source.

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Animal waste produced by the meat industry is far _________(greater/less) than the amount of human waste produced.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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The amphoteric reaction between two water molecules is endothermic, which means that this reaction requires the input of energy in order to proceed: Energy + H2O + H2O ? H3O+ + OH- The warmer the temperature of the water, the more thermal

energy is available for this reaction, and the more hydronium and hydroxide ions are formed. Based on this information, should the value of Kw be expected to increase, decrease, or stay the same with increasing temperature? A) The value of Kw will stay the same since it is a constant. B) The value of Kw will decrease since there are more hydronium ions than hydroxide ions. C) The value of Kw will increase since the rise in temperature allows for a higher concentration of both ions. D) The value of Kw will decrease since there are more hydroxide ions than hydronium ions.

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Continental glaciation

A. is found in mountainous regions B. is a glacier found in the subtropics of continents C. exists where a large part of a continent is covered by glacial ice D. None of these choices are correct.

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What chemical weathering process involves the removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and results in weathering of rock?

A. hydrolysis B. carbonation C. oxidation D. biologic weathering E. plant wedging

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