Hurricane season for the tropical North Atlantic and North Pacific oceans normally runs from June through November. Why don't hurricanes form in these locations at other times of the year?
What will be an ideal response?
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A) bulk-gaining industry B) bulk-reducing industry C) perishable industry D) situation-neutral industry E) none of the above
Why does ocean temperature change little from day to night?
a) Marine ice caps keep ocean water from heating up too much. b) Lesser cloudiness over the oceans allows them to soak up more solar energy than land. c) Salts in ocean water absorb sunlight during the day and release it at night. d) Stronger, more consistent winds over the ocean distribute heat evenly. e) High heat capacity allows water to gain and release heat without much change in temperature.
Explain the distribution of solar heating across Earth. How does it vary? How are these variations balanced?
Which of the following species is undergoing oxidation? 2 CuBr ? 2Cu + Br2
A) Cu B) CuBr C) Cu+ D) Br- E) Br2