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How does modern landfills work?
Modern landfills are built using a layering system designed to safely isolate waste and monitor any byproducts, leaks and anything else that can harm the environment. Isolating the trash from air and water is vital for preventing contamination.
What are two byproducts of corn?
three
What are the two landfills in waianae?
pvt and something else
When mitochondria burn sugar in the process called respiration one of its byproducts is?
C6H12O6 + 6O2 ---> 6CO2 + 6H2O + Energy (ATP) The byproducts are carbon dioxide and water, the main product is energy
What are the main advantage of a fusion reactor compared to a fission reactor?
It doesn't produce radioactive byproducts.
What are two results of friction?
Two possible byproducts of friction include change in acceleration and release of heat.
How many acres in the US are landfills?
560,000 acres are active landfills. I have no idea about old landfills
What can be considered as 'other products'?
If you mean byproducts, they are other things that are produced while producing a main product. At a dairy, milk would be considered a main product while sour cream, cottage cheese, and onion dip would be considered byproducts. At a sawmill, sawdust and mulch would be considered byproducts, since lumber is the main product. If you mean "other products" as listed on a chart, it depends on the chart. If the chart lists minerals or metals, then it would include miscellaneous or unknown minerals and metals that are not on the list.
What will happen if landfills fill up?
When landfills fill up, people open up new landfills.
How many landfills are in Maine?
According to the state's Web site, there are approximately 50 active landfills in the State of Maine. An interactive map revealed that there are about 200 including the inactive landfills. The bulk of these landfills are in the southern part of the state.
What is happening to Americas landfills?
the landfills are overflowing
Two main chemicals react in sunlight and stagnant air to produce ground-level ozone What are they called?
Ozone's chemical composition is O3. It is formed when ultraviolet radiation first breaks the chemical bond between O2, forming 2 free oxygen atoms. These two free atoms then each combine with an O2 molecule forming two O3 molecules.
