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A student designed an experiment to show how water is recycled through the atmosphere. Which of these is least likely to be a part of the experiment? A) A burner to heat water. B) A beaker in which water is boiled. C) A cup of ice cubes to cool the water. D) A cold glass plate on which water vapor condenses. I think it's D but i'm just checking if i'm correct
C i think because I cubes are H2O and would mess with the actual scientific proces. The water can cool by itself and condense on the cool plate source: Years of science and father who runs a research lab BUT... All of them seem to be possible but I say I would preffer to di it without the Ice. it says least likely
So it's D?
I think it is C try to tag somone for a 2nd opinion
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Sorry! OS crashed.
Recycled water is highly treated sewage effluent that is produced at a sewage treatment plant that meets California Code of Regulations, Title 22 criteria. It is treated to a level that does not meet drinking water standards so I also think its C
@ScarlettFarra2000 You copied and pasted that answer from a different site!
C. because heat is what makes water evaporate, so adding cold ice cubes would di the opposite
I have more Which of these instruments can be used to predict a thunderstorm? A) wind vane ( I know that measures the wind ) B) rain gauge ( measures the amount of rain fallen) C) radiosonde D) thermometer
Radiosonde? Let me check...
Yes, because scientists use radio-magnetic pulses to locatedetect possible earthquakes and other moments in the earth. Also because all the other tools serve different purposes. a wind vane measures wind speed, a rain gauge measures the amount of rainfall, and a thermometer measures temperature.
C.
A tornado uproots trees and plants. Which Earth systems interact during this process? A) soil and hydrosphere B) hydrosphere and biosphere C) atmosphere and biosphere D) hydrosphere and atmosphere
B. The hydrosphere (Weather and natural phenomenon) and the biosphere (Plants, animals, and ecosystems) are interacting.
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