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What gases are found in water?
Nitrogen 48% - found directly in air and sea, however must be bound or fixed into chemical reactions to be usuable by most of the organisms. Oxygen 36% - source of oxygen is through photosynthesis of the plant life in the ocean, and the diffusion of oxygen in the atmosphere Carbon dioxide 15% - goes very quickly from atmosphere to water, however takes longer to change back from water to air.
How does nuclear energy become electricity?
Updated AnswerNuclear energy in the form of uranium primary energy source is transformed into electrical energy as secondary energy source (or energy carrier) through the following steps:uranium mininguranium milling (concentration and purification)uranium conversion (into metal uranium, uranium dioxide, uranium hexaflouride, etc...)uranium enrichment (only for nuclear reactors that require uranium enriched in U-235)uranium fabrication into what is called fresh nuclear fuel assemblies (or elements or bundles or rods)loading the nuclear fuel in the nuclear reactor of the nuclear power plantthe nuclear fuel, through its irradiation in the nuclear reactor, undergoes nuclear fission and produces thermal energy (heat)the heat (or thermal energy) is extracted in the reactor coolant system and used in a turbo-electric generator system to produce electricity.The used (or called spent) fuel is then replaced by new fuel to continue the electricity generation process.The discharged nuclear fuel (called spent or used fuel) after being irradiated in the nuclear reactor) and taken out from the reactor is temporarily stored to get rid of its major part of its decay heat and level of radioactivity. Then either: reprocessed for reuse of the remaining uranium and the produced plutonium in the fuel during fuel irradiation in the reactor, ordisposed of in a final disposal/storage installation.AnswerNuclear presents in the form of heat. The heat is used to make steam. The steam motivates a steam turbine which works a generator.
What happens in our body during cell respiration?
During cell respiration, glucose is broken down in the presence of oxygen to produce energy in the form of ATP. This process occurs in the mitochondria of the cell. Carbon dioxide and water are byproducts of cell respiration, which are then eliminated from the body.
What was first usuable version of windows?
The first one.
How do you clean a natural sponge to make it usuable?
How To Clean a Natural Sponse for Use
Can there ever be a complete and absolute heat death of the Universe?
Yes, available, or usuable, energy should decrease gradually over time - until the time comes when there is no more available energy.Yes, available, or usuable, energy should decrease gradually over time - until the time comes when there is no more available energy.Yes, available, or usuable, energy should decrease gradually over time - until the time comes when there is no more available energy.Yes, available, or usuable, energy should decrease gradually over time - until the time comes when there is no more available energy.
What is the capacity of the drive?
Convert the length of your genitalia into memory usuable on a computer then there your answer! (VERY SMALL)
The term nitrogen fixation refers to the?
biological process where certain microorganisms convert atmospheric nitrogen into forms that plants can use for growth, such as ammonia or nitrate. This process is essential for maintaining soil fertility and the overall nitrogen cycle in ecosystems.
How is petroleum converted into usuable energy?
Petroleum is refined into various products like gasoline and diesel through a process called refining. These products are then used in combustion engines to generate energy, which is converted into mechanical work or electricity. The energy stored in petroleum is released through combustion, where the hydrocarbons in the fuel react with oxygen to produce heat, which is then used to power engines and generate electricity.
How do microorganisms make nitrogen in the atmosphere usuable to plants?
By fixing free nitrogen from the atmosphere through endogenous or exogenous methods.
What happens to a trumpet when it is unusable?
If you mean damaged beyond repair, any usuable parts may be salvaged, then it is usually sold as scrap metal.
Can you use a Payless coupon on the day it expires?
Yes you can use the coupon on the last day that is available which is the expiration date. After that date the coupon is not usuable.
Where is there a good indoor archery range near Orlando FL?
The Gander Mountain in Lake Mary off of I-4 has a small, but usuable indoor range.
Why did customers need a cotton gin?
before the cotton gin, peices of plant in the cotton were picked out by slaves, which of course was much slower. The cotton gin made the process of making cotton plants into usuable fabric was made much much easier. So people began growing more and more cotton.
