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What is called An opening on the earth's surface which molten rock flows and the material that builds up around the opening together form a?
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Does a meteor emit light from its core or surface?
Some from the surface, most from the cloud of material around it that was ablated off the surface by supersonic air friction. None from the core, you can't even see that.
Where does water go when it reaches the surface?
they move around but they are together not like a gas this is how they get the shape of the container
What are the types of reflection?
There's specular reflection, which is the reflection from a surface made of a non-absorbing, non-porous material. Conceptually, this is the type of reflection you get from mirrors and glass and other shiny things.Then there's diffuse reflection, which is the reflection from a surface made of a porous material. The incident light is able to penetrate the surface of a porous material where it then scatters around the material's structural lattice until it finally reflects back out at some random angle. Conceptually, this is the type of reflection that happens on everything but SUPER shiny surfaces. Even mirrors and glass undergo some diffuse reflection.Regular Reflection and Diffuse Reflection.
A muscle around an opening may be named by the term what?
Sphincter
What closes like a rubber band around the opening of the bladder?
sphincter muscles
What the best surface material to attach tile to on the walls around a stove-top?
Cement board
What is the best surface material to attach tile to on the walls around a stove top?
Cement board
What is the best surface material to attach tile on the walls around a stove top?
Cement board
Does a meteor emit light from its core or surface?
Some from the surface, most from the cloud of material around it that was ablated off the surface by supersonic air friction. None from the core, you can't even see that.
Where does water go when it reaches the surface?
they move around but they are together not like a gas this is how they get the shape of the container
How is diamond extracted from the ground?
Raw diamonds are mined from the earth around kimberlite pipes that erupt this material to the earth's surface.
How hot is the Sun all together?
it is 1,000,000 degres The temperature on the surface is around 6000 degrees Celsius
Why do earthworms bring piles of soil to the surface?
The piles of soil are the worm casts, (faeces) which the worm excretes after feeding. These may be pushed to the surface as the worm clears out his tunnel or deposited on the surface as the earthworm feeds above ground. As the worm will not venture far from its burrow it might explain as why they are situated around the opening of the hole.
Why is the bronchi and alveoli close together?
they are close together because they are both needed for breathing. the alvelous have a smaller surface area and can attach themselves to the oxygen and pass it around the bloodstream near it. the bronchus can not
What is surface tenion?
surface tension is simply liquid (usually water) molecules that join together and creates an invisible "skin" around the top of a glass when you fill it to the top very slowly and it goes over the brim but doesn't spill. surface tension is made by cohesion.
Why does magma that cools deep below the surface have crystals?
The rock formed from slow cooling magma below the surface has large crystals because the crystals have had a large amount of time, because of the insulating effects of the surrounding material, to gather elements necessary for crystal production as they move around in the liquid material. Once solidified, crystal growth stops.
What are the types of reflection?
There's specular reflection, which is the reflection from a surface made of a non-absorbing, non-porous material. Conceptually, this is the type of reflection you get from mirrors and glass and other shiny things.Then there's diffuse reflection, which is the reflection from a surface made of a porous material. The incident light is able to penetrate the surface of a porous material where it then scatters around the material's structural lattice until it finally reflects back out at some random angle. Conceptually, this is the type of reflection that happens on everything but SUPER shiny surfaces. Even mirrors and glass undergo some diffuse reflection.Regular Reflection and Diffuse Reflection.
