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Q: What are the two systems of sedimentation?
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Is sedimentation a physical change or a chemical change?

Sedimentation is a physical process.


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Who discovered sedimentation?

Sedimentation was discovered by Reuss in 1809. Sedimentation is the suspension of particles that settle out of the fluid in which they are entrained and come to rest against a barrier.


How can the Chinese have two systems?

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What is a sentence with the word sedimentation?

"Because the river flows so slowly, sedimentation has made it very shallow." "Sedimentation can fill the spaces in a logjam until it becomes a natural dam."


What is used to separate the components of a mixture base on densities?

Foe example two methods for liquids: sedimentation and centrifugation.


What does a chronically high sedimentation rate indicate?

A high sedimentation rate (ESR) indicates inflammation in the body somewhere. The sedimentation rate wil not indicate the cause of the inflammation. However a chronic sedimentation rat can indicate an Autoimmune problem like rheumatoid arthritis.


What does sedimentation?

Sedimentation is the process where particles in suspension can settle out of the fluid where they have been transported, and begin to rest on a barrier.


What is the meaning of the sedimentation?

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In sedimentation what order does the layers goes?

In sedimentation the thickest layer goes to the bottom,and the thinner they are the higher to the top it is layered.


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C. F. Hains has written: 'Sedimentation rates in small reservoirs in the little Colorado River Basin' -- subject(s): Reservoir sedimentation, Sedimentation and deposition