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Bodies of Water
This category should contain questions regarding bodies of water such as Canals, Coasts, Dams, Lakes and Oceans.
4,603 Questions
Can the temperature of water be 170 Celsius?
It would depend upon the pressure of the system that contains the water. Normally, water boils at 100 degrees Celsius. However, if there is no way for the water molecules to expand, or no points of nucleation, water can reach temperatures much higher than the boiling point.
(Above 374 degrees Celsius, water is said to be a supercritical fluid, which has unique properties including acting as a polar solvent.)
What are the top 5 most deadly bodies of water in the US?
Atlantic Ocean, Colorado River, Lake Ozark, Lake Travis, Pacific Ocean
What does it mean when someone tells you to 'dry up'?
It means they want you to either shut up, or get lost, or both.
What are the bodies of water near the Hopi Indian Reservation?
what are the surrounding bodies of water and states near the hopi indians
Breakwaters are long structures, usually of stone and/or treated logs, which jut into the ocean or a lake. The purpose is to break the wave pattern and prevent the erosion of sand from the beach.
How about 'flood' or 'tsunami'.
Why are rocks non-living things?
Rocks are classified as non-living because they:
- Do not reproduce
- Do not respond to stimuli
- Have no metabolism
- Are not composed of cells
Name 2 of the 3 large gulfs that are close to the United states?
They are the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf of California, and the Gulf of Alaska I believe. =)
What is the name for twins joined at some part of their bodies?
The old answer would have been Siamese twins. now they're simply called conjoined.
What does saltation mean in geography?
In geography, saltation refers to the process of transportation of sediment by the bouncing or leaping movement along the ground, primarily by the force of wind or water flow. This process is more common in areas with loose, dry sediment where particles are lifted and carried in a series of short jumps.
How many square miles of water are in Austria?
Out of a total area of approx 32400 sq miles, roughly 550 sq miles is water.
What bodies of water are there in Northwest Territories?
On the north, there is the Atlantic Ocean, On the northeast, there is Baffin Bay, and directly on the east is Davis Strait, and Hudson Bay. Oh i got this from the internet.
What are the two nutrients of primary concern with respect to a receiving body of water?
Nitrogen and Phosphorus
Off the coast of which country would you find the gulf of carpentaria?
the northern coast of Australia
What bodies of water does the Bonifacio Strait join?
Between the islands of Corsica and Sardinia, connecting the Tyrrhenian Sea to the Mediterranean
