Thermal pollution can be a significant type of pollution as it can change th biota using a water body. This is especially a concern in smaller streams where the warm water can make up a significant fraction of the total flow. In large water bodies the warm water can dissipate or float on the top (it's density is less) until cooled. The thermal flux from sunlight can easily impact large shallow bodies of water as much as man-made thermal pollution. Thermal pollution is of less concern than chemical pollutants as it cannot bioaccumulate in the food chain. However, fish killed by thermal shock are just as dead as thos
Breeding programs reduce pollution in the sense that breeding programs reduce the amount of air pollution in the atmosphere and slows down CO2 production.
1. formulas of reactants and products2. amounts of reactants and products3. sense of the reaction
Pollution itself is a word with negative connotation meaning to dirty the environment so there is no such thing as "good pollution". However it can be used as in an ironic sense that you are going to pollute with a good thing. Let's say you pollute with something like music, if you play music (that nobody disagrees to) then you are spreading something into the area that isn't harmful, but rather pleasant. But the way it is spreading is like pollution, a form of parallelism of the spreading of both waste pollution and this "good pollution" making it ironic because pollution is bad, but you're spreading a good thing!
You can smell some pollution, not all. Your nose is a very sensitive chemical sensor. Molecules of esters, aldehydes and some inorganic gases activate the nose and we identify the reaction as a smell. The nose however can be fooled. H2S dulls the sense of smell after it reaches a certain level. The ability to smell CS2 and the "asparagus smell" in urine is not present is some people. Other pollutants like CO, CO2 and methane are odourless to all.
That is acetlyene. It is fine. Do not use near heat or flame!!!!!
The intelligent textiles is nothing but the Smart textiles.They are able to sense electrical,thermal,magnetic ,chemical stimuli from the environment and respond to the same.
Smart textiles are materials and structures that sense and react to environmental conditions or stimuli, such as those from mechanical, thermal, chemical, electrical, magnetic or other sources.
Thermal Energy
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Chemical changes can have both positive and negative effects on the Earth. Some chemical changes, like natural chemical reactions in the environment, are a normal part of the Earth's ecosystem. However, human-induced chemical changes, such as pollution and industrial waste, can have detrimental effects on the environment, causing air and water pollution, habitat destruction, and negative impacts on wildlife and human health.
No, they do not. The sense of taste is an example of a chemical sense.
Touch is actually not considered to be a chemical sense. Touch is actually considered to be a physical type sense.
no. does not sense heat.
because you r question does not make sense
The smell of H2S is an innate property of the chemical. If you live in a region of natural thermal activity, you will become desensitized to the smell. Unfortunately, the same desensitization stops your sense of smell, and in an atmosphere containing a fatal level of this gas, you will succumb to it. Occasional deaths at the New Zealand thermal springs demonstrate this.
Breeding programs reduce pollution in the sense that breeding programs reduce the amount of air pollution in the atmosphere and slows down CO2 production.
pollution has always been bad sense it begain that's why every one wants to stop it from it getting worse