How is a neutral object different from a negatively charged object?
Ans: A neutral object has balance of protons and neutrons while a negatively charged object has more neutrons.
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A) 2.3 B) 5.7 C) 9.2 D) 21.6 E) 47.5
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A) the near-total absence of glaciers and ice on Earth. B) the expansion of glaciers and ice on Earth. C) the expansion of mountain glaciers but retreat of continental glaciers around the world. D) the expansion of continental glaciers but retreat of mountain glaciers around the world.
Unlike high-income countries, low-income countries rely most on their
A) human resources. B) produced capital. C) natural capital. D) intangible capital.
Which energy source is recommended to be used heavily in the transition from fossil fuels to locally available renewable resources?
A. geothermal B. wind C. nuclear energy D. petroleum E. natural gas