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Why do co2 concentrations vary less at south pole than point barrow?
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∙ 12y ago
Because there is less human activity there
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What city and country is 26 degree south and 58 degrees west?
That point is in extreme eastern Argentina, less than 7 miles from the border with Paraguay. The point is about 16 miles northeast of Formosa, Argentina, and about 54 miles southwest of Asuncion, Paraguay.
Is South America the south pole?
No. No part of South America is less than about 2,350 miles from the south pole.
What country is located at 30 south latitude and 51 west longitude?
A set of latitude/longitude numbers describes a single point on the Earth. The point can be in a country, but it's not possible for a whole country to be "located at" a single point ... much less an enormous country like Brazil. That point is in southern Brazil, about 13 miles east of the center of Pôrto Alegre.
Which country'S is located on 30 south latitude and 51 w longitude?
A set of latitude/longitude numbers describes a single point on the Earth. The point can be in a country, but it's not possible for a whole country to be "located on" a single point ... much less an enormous country like Brazil. That point is in southern Brazil, about 13 miles east of the center of Pôrto Alegre.
Effect of concentration of electrolyte on cell potential?
The potential of a cell can decrease if the concentrations of the solutions are less than 1.0M.N.B. The standard conditions for a galvanic cell involve the concentration of the solutions being 1.0M.
Is carbon monoxide less harmfull then carbon dioxide?
No. Small concentrations of carbon monoxide are potentially lethal. Carbon monoxide requires higher concentrations.
How do you get 30 dollars in less than a week when you have no job?
Save some money or barrow some from a Friend
How far is it from the South Pole to the Ross Ice Shelf?
From the South Pole to the nearest point of the Ross Ice Shelf would be a little less than 400 km.
How high is South Dakota?
At its lowest point, less than 1000 feet above sea level. At its highest point, over 7200 feet above sea level.
Why does a freely suspended magnet point in north south direction?
They align themselves with earth's Magnetic Field.
Why NAOH reacts with Phenol while KOH doesn't?
They both react with phenol. KOH is actually a slightly stronger base than NaOH. At low concentrations, like less than 0.1M, both NaOH and KOH are essentially 100% dissociated. However, at higher concentrations, a little more of the KOH is dissociated. The point is, both bases will remove virtually all of the H+ from phenol. You received some incorrect information.
What is the half way point from Connecticut and and Rapid City South Dakota?
Chicago is a little less than halfway between Connecticut and Rapid City, SD.
Where does the north pole of a freely swinging magnet always point?
It will point along the magnetic field lines. If there are no other magnets around, it will usually point to the north. More precisely, toward's Earth's magnetic SOUTH pole; from most geographical location, this point is more or less towards the NORTH.
Why is it that the farther you go south the worse the schools are?
the population is less in the south, so educational funding is less.
What does it means by 100 times dilution of stock dilution?
You add 99 L to 1.0 L stock: concentrations are 100 times less.
How do you weigh less in northern hemisphere go north south east west?
Go south. Those at the equator weigh less than other places because the Earth's shape at that point puts them further from its centre of gravity, and it is moving faster through space; the extra centripetal force slightly counteracts that of gravity.
What has the author Martin Becker written?
Martin. Becker has written: 'Heat transfer' -- subject(s): Transmission, Heat 'Trigger concentrations: more or less'
