No. All electrical currents and discharges, including lightning, involve the movement of electrons rather than protons, as electrons are much easier to move.
yes!
lightning occurs quite often in florida. it occurs at least 5 times a month.
Only non-metal+non-metal is considered covalent. Plus, protons are NEVER shared; just the electrons.
Lightning without thunder is called heat lightning. It occurs when the lightning is too far away for humans to hear the thunder.
carry the six then use the quadratic formula negative b plus or minus the squrare root of b squared minus 4 ac all over 2
yes!
Not sure but its either watts or electrons
No. Fire is a combination of chemical and physical changes in which substances interact to release heat, light, smoke and ash. Lightning occurs when the negative charges (electrons) in the bottom of the cloud are attracted to the positive charges (protons) in the ground. In some instances, fire can be created by lightning.
lightning occurs quite often in florida. it occurs at least 5 times a month.
Heat transferred in convection occurs through movements of fluids.
Only non-metal+non-metal is considered covalent. Plus, protons are NEVER shared; just the electrons.
Lightning without thunder is called heat lightning. It occurs when the lightning is too far away for humans to hear the thunder.
Lightning usually occurs when is rains, sleets, hails etc, most comonly when there is a thunder storm. Dry lightning simply means that there is not rain present when the lightning occurs. Hope that helps
Most pigments are not permanent. Lightening occurs when the pigments fade.
convection
absorption
conduction occurs