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Where are turbines used
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Power plants

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What energy is the source that panels use to make electricity
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Solar panels are used to make electricity. The energy that panels use to make energy therefore is solar energy.

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How many carbon atoms are there in the molecule hexane
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There are six carbon atoms in the hexane molecule.

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What type of reaction happens in a nuclear power plant
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Nuclear fission

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Which of the following challenges associated with creating prostheses via tissue engineering do scaffolds address
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Size and shape

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Which is another term for petroleum
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Oil

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How are geothermal and wind power similar
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They both convert kinetic energy to electrical energy.

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Which type of molecule supports a tree's tall structure
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polysaccharide
polysaccharide

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Which functional group does the molecule below have
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An Which functional group does the molecule below have?

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What type of fuel produces greenhouse gases
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Biomass

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What type of energy works by removing electrons from atoms to produce electricity
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solar

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A state government is trying to decide between using biomass or nuclear power to generate electricity. What advantage does biomass have over nuclear power
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Biomass produces no radioactive waste.

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According to the Gibbs free energy equation G H - TS when is a reaction always spontaneous
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when H is negative and S is positive

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The energy in biomass is used to make electricity. How is the energy stored in biomass
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chemical bonds

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which is a fossil fuel
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natural gas

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which describes the burning of fossil fuels
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Burning fossil fuels contributes to climate change and are nonrenewable.

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Where are turbines used

Power plants

What energy is the source that panels use to make electricity

Solar panels are used to make electricity. The energy that panels use to make energy therefore is solar energy.

How many carbon atoms are there in the molecule hexane

There are six carbon atoms in the hexane molecule.

What type of reaction happens in a nuclear power plant

Nuclear fission

Which of the following challenges associated with creating prostheses via tissue engineering do scaffolds address

Size and shape

Which is another term for petroleum

Oil

How are geothermal and wind power similar

They both convert kinetic energy to electrical energy.

Which type of molecule supports a tree's tall structure

polysaccharide
polysaccharide

Which functional group does the molecule below have

An Which functional group does the molecule below have?

A. Carbonyl B. Ether C. Hydroxyl D. Amino swer this question…
What type of fuel produces greenhouse gases

Biomass

What type of energy works by removing electrons from atoms to produce electricity

solar

A state government is trying to decide between using biomass or nuclear power to generate electricity. What advantage does biomass have over nuclear power

Biomass produces no radioactive waste.

According to the Gibbs free energy equation G H - TS when is a reaction always spontaneous

when H is negative and S is positive

The energy in biomass is used to make electricity. How is the energy stored in biomass

chemical bonds

which is a fossil fuel

natural gas

which describes the burning of fossil fuels

Burning fossil fuels contributes to climate change and are nonrenewable.

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