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How hydropower is made?
rapidly moving water
What do you call huge masses of rapidly moving air miles above the earth's surface?
I call huge masses of rapidly moving air miles above the Earth's surface the Jet Streams.
How is water used in a coal fired power plant?
becaue they use rapidly moving water to make the machines to work and to burn fuels
How have marine organisms adapted to moving rapidly in water?
I think becuase(how there are lots of muselces in there body and it gives them strength
Why are there fewer species living in rapidly moving freshwater than in slow moving water?
Rapidly moving freshwater environments can be more physically demanding and challenging for organisms to inhabit due to factors like turbulence and fluctuations in water flow. This limits the types of species that can adapt and survive in these conditions, resulting in fewer species diversity compared to slower moving waters where a wider range of organisms can thrive.
What do you call fast moving water by wind?
The ocean current Duh
What do you call moving water far beneath the ocean's surface?
An ocean current?
A scientist observed that these where moving rapidly?
bacteria
Why is tea done quicker in hot water than cold?
Temperature is the amount of random motion taking place on an atomic or molecular level. So, in hot water, the water molecules are moving around a lot more than those of cold water. These rapidly moving molecules have the capability of detaching other molecules from a solid to which they are attached, so that they become dissolved in the water. So the flavoring chemicals in tea leaves can be dissolved into the water more rapidly by hot water.
What does torrents of water mean?
"Torrents of water" refers to a large volume of water flowing rapidly and forcefully, often in a fast-moving stream or river. This phrase typically implies a strong and continuous flow of water.
Would sugar dissolve more rapidly in warm water or cold water?
In warm because the warm molecules are moving faster and can dissolve more hope that answers your question.
How do melting particles behave?
The particles are moving rapidly
