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What is the loss of water from plants called
Transpiration is water loss from plants.
Which process causes clouds to form on particles of dust
Condensation
What does percolation produce
Percolation produces groundwater.
Which energy source contributes the most to climate change
coal
Why is biomass a better alternative to oil
Biomass is a renewable resource.
What resources cannot be renewed
Oil
Which promotes sustainability
Encouraging reuse of resources promotes sustainability.
encouraging recycling programs
How is most of the electricity in the United states generated
Fossils fuels
Which molecule can be used as a supply of quick energy
carbohydrate
Which is true about unipotent stem cells
They can only produce cells that are like themselves.
Which promotes a more sustainable use of the resource
Decreasing overconsumption
A scientist working in a lab wants to determine the precise pH of a solution what tool should the scientist use to measure
A pH meter
Which advancement technology has helped cut down on Waste
electronic storage of files. apex
Which substance acts acts as a buffer in natural water
minerals and salts (apex)
Which factor is most likely to have contributed to high fertility rate in Africa
lack of economic opportunity for women
How have humans changed the atmosphere of the plants in the past 200 years
They have increased the levels of the greenhouse gases.
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which of the following best describes a solution that contains a buffer
A citric acid is added to the solution but the pH of the solution does not change
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