can anyone help me with the question?? “Is the ending substance the same substance as the colorless liquid and why”

Answer:

It's Gas.

Explanation:

Which layer of the ocean is the least dense?


1. middle layer


2. closest to the ocean floor


3. they are all the same


4. closest to the surface

The image shows a projection map.




Which type of map is this?

flat model, Mercator projection
flat model, conic projection
highly distorted model, Mercator projection
highly distorted model, conic projection

A spring-fed stream forms a pond that contains watercress plants, minnows, and crayfish. The pond receives 5 hours of direct sunlight every day. Which of the following is an abiotic factor in this ecosystem?

the pond water

the watercress plants

the minnows

the crayfish

In which ocean zone does a reef most likely thrive?

So I need to turn in a one-pager about repetition and replication, and for an extra credit it says "Write two rhymes using information from your notes about repetition and replication. Use the proper grammatical format." I have no idea what to put down but I still wanted to get extra credit to help my grade a bit. (This is supposed to be Science- 7th grade, but I couldn't find the "Subject". Sorry)

How can human use of natural resources pollute the environment? :(

Which elements do not normally form compounds?


A. nonmetals

B. alkali metals

C. metalloids

D. noble gases

Which is a metal alloy?


A. lead

B. gold

C. stainless steel

D. copper

What type of cell division is responsible for the formation of the heart, brain and lung cells from the fertilized egg?

How many outer electrons does a noble gas like Neon or Xenon have? Does this mean it is highly reactive, somewhat reactive, or non-reactive? *

8, non-reactive
1, highly reactive
4, somewhat reactive
4, highly reactive
1, somewhat reactive
1, non-reactive
8, highly reactive
8, somewhat reactive
4, non-reactive

DOES ANYONE ELS FIN SNUFFLEUPAGUS CREEPY CAUSE I DO.....

PLEASE HELP MEEEE THIS IS ABOUT BODY SYSTEMS

PLEEASEE HELP ITS PAST DUE AND IM GIVING BRAINLIEST

Which process is an example of a physical change?

a. wood burning in a camp fire
b. iron rusting on a bicycle chain
c. ice melting after a snow storm
d. milk souring because it is old

The most useful property of metalloids is their _____.

A. stored energy which is released through combustion

B. being non-reactive with other elements

C. value when used to make precious jewelry

D. varying ability to conduct electricity

How can I use chemical properties in a sentence?

What is one advantage of developing energy-efficient technologies?

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Scenario:Fossils show that many species, or kinds of organisms, have died out or become extinct because they could not respond to the pressures fast enough to survive. Those that did survive were better suited to their environment. Evidence shows that new species develop from old species as a result of gradual change. Natural selection is one process by which organisms change over time. Evidence shows that species change over time, sometimes giving rise to new species.External DataPrompt:Look at the pictures above that show how the giraffe got such a long neck. Write a scientific explanation of how natural selection applies to this process.

Claim:____________________________________________

Evidence:______________________________________________

Reasoning:_______________________________________________

Rebuttal:_____________________________________________________

I would appreciate your help! Due today! ( I don't know if this is even chemistry)

How does the water in an estuary compare to the water in the open ocean?


Estuaries have less concentrated nutrients and salt.

Estuaries have more concentrated nutrients and salt.

Estuaries have less concentrated nutrients and more concentrated salt.

Estuaries have more concentrated nutrients and less concentrated salt.

Which group of elements has the highest boiling point? * IIIa (13) IIa (2) Ia (1) IVa (14) Transition metals

Why do you think it’s useful for scientists to classify matter? In other words, why do you think scientists need to identify something as a pure substance? Why do you think they need to know if something is a compound or an element?

Which is not true of the element nitrogen?


A. There is more nitrogen gas in the air than oxygen.

B. Nitrogen atoms form diatomic molecules.

C. Nitrogen in the air is highly reactive.

D. Nitrogen is used as a fertilizer for soil.

How many moles of Hg are in a thermometer that contains 0.055 mL of Hg?

Which of these can be combined to make a mixture?

a. solid and a liquid
b. two solids
c. two liquids

Which of the following is a problem caused by acid rain?

respiratory problems in humans
is a factor in global warming
makes lakes and streams unsuitable aquatic life

Why are lysosomes important?

**URGENT!!*** Compare lithium (Li) in group Ia (1) to fluorine (F) is in group VIIa (17). Does each element want to give or take electrons? Are these two elements likely to bond with each other? Select all that apply. *
Li wants to take 1 electron
No, they would not bond with each other
Li wants to give 1 electron
Yes, they would bond with each other
F wants to give 1 electron
F wants to take 1 electron

What is density?


1. a measure of salinity


2. the weight of water


3. the amount per unit volume of a particular material


4. the amount of salt in water

Which of the following pH values represents a strong acid?

1
8
13
7

Saundra experimented with making solutions from water and a powdered drink mix. She measured the powder in tablespoons (T) and the water in milliliters (mL). She observed the color and taste of each solution and recorded her data in the table below.

Water (mL) Powder (T) Taste Color
100 mL 1 weak
100 mL 2 normal
100 mL 3 strong
100 mL 4 very strong

According to Saundra's table, how did she make her solution more concentrated?