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Q: What is happened if we add gypsum to drilling mud and why ?

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Q: Define water content. How it can be expressed as a percent.

A: In a soil profile, the zone of aeration is filled with air, and the site of saturation contains wate...

Q: Explain 5 basic components of rock formation. Q:2b) Explain the formation of biogenic rocks and what...

A: Rock is a natural substance consists of different minerals fused together into a solid mass. Rock cy...

Q: Drag and drop text into the correct blanks in the following statement: In the greenhouse effect, is ...

A: The greenhouse gases act like an umbrella above the earth and soak up infrared radiation from the su...

Q: How does grain size tell geologist if the rock was subjected to high or low metamophism temperature ...

A: Metamorphism is obtained from the Greek words, 'meta' meaning change, and 'morph' meaning form. It m...

Q: What are the effective ways we can do to preserve and conserve natural resources?1. forest resources...

A: Methods of forest conservation: Control, cutting of trees- Main reason for deforestation is the cut...

Q: The theory of plate tectonics states that

A: Plate Tectonics is the phenomenon of movement of tectonic plates, over the Mantle, concerning one an...

Q: WaF are Oshcns

A: The ocean water makes up about 70% of the Earth's surface and is divided into five different oceans,...

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Q: How do patterns help scientists predict the weather?

A: Weather Forecasting Scientists collect satellite data of past and atmospheric conditions and use tho...

Q: Some people have suggested that we could find room for an exponentially growing human population by ...

A: Continue exponential growth in the human population is a severe issue that humankind is about to fac...

Q: Why must SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY and SOCIETY be offered in an interdisciplinary approach?

A: Science can be explained as the systematic knowledge of natural phenomena through observation and ex...

Q: What kinds of stratigraphic correlation do geologists undertake?

A: Stratigraphic correlation is the method of comparing and correlating the different stratigraphic suc...

Q: Sydney and Valparaiso are the same distance from the equator and both are near the ocean. Is Valpara...

A: When the weather pattern over a region is tracked for at least 30 years, we estimate the mean trend ...

Q: (DONE) Can you please check if these are correct? Topic: Minerals.   I have tried it, but not sure. ...

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Q: Q1) Explain the term isostasy and identify the theory which belongs to this given picture and justif...

A: Earth is divided into layers, the outermost 100-150 km consists of a rigid, solid layer known as lit...

Q: What is hazard?

A: In the field of geology hazards can be classified as weather induced or geological hazards.  

Q: What happened during Earth's "Dark Age," or the first 500 million years after it formed?

A: In geological timescale, the time from 4.6-4.0 billion years is considered Hadean, which means it's ...

Q: Distance A boy is twirling a model airplane on a string 5 feet long. If he twirls theplane at 0.5 re...

A: The distance traveled by a body in a particular time can be calculated if the velocity and time trav...

Q: The principle of uniformitarionism states that the present is the key to the past.In other words, th...

A: The principle of uniformitarianism assumes that the laws of nature and all the natural process obser...

Q: Explain water table aquifers and artesian aquifers (including a flowing artesian). Illustrate. Inclu...

A: An aquifer is a unit of rock or sediment that has the capacity to hold and yield a significant amoun...

Q: Which statements are accurate generalizations about volcanic eruptions? Select all that apply. The t...

A: Volcanoes are geological features, where hot, molten magma, from the interior of the Earth, erupts o...

Q: Where does the heat come from that drives mantle convection and plate motion?

A: Division of the earth's interior is also done based on rheology. This division is different from the...

Q: Where are most atolls and guyots found?

A: An atoll is a coral reef, surrounding a lagoon. It is a ring shaped island or a series of islets. A ...

Q: How does Earth's interior work, and how does it affect the surface?

A: Earth was formed around 4.5 billion years ago and it is the largest and densest rocky planet.  Earth...

Q: (DONE) I just wanted to know if I labeled it all correctly?.   I have tried it but not sure if corre...

A: The Earth's interior is not homogeneous but is divided into many layers with respect to physical and...

Q: Do active galaxies emit the most of their energy at long wavelenghts?

A: Scientists study distant galaxies from the energy that they emit in the form of waves. The further a...

Q: Why is the eye of a hurricane so clear?

A: A hurricane is a tropical cyclone that occurs in the Atlantic and northeastern Pacific oceans.

Q: Q1: Choose correct answer: 1. The characterization factor of a crude oil is calculated as 12.5. It m...

A: Crude oil is also known as petroleum. Crude oil is the general term used for all the natural hydroca...

Q: One planet is three times farther from the sun than another. If the closer planet is located 10 AU, ...

A: A Planet is an astronomical object which revolves around a central star or star system in a specifie...

Q: what are the eight major constituents in seawater?

A: Seawater is the water that is found in seas. It is a mixture of 96.5 percent water, 2.5 percent salt...

Q: How is the "solid-state-transformation" related to pressure deforming rock?

A: The solid-state transformation of rock occurs only in metamorphic rocks. A process where solid-state...

Q: Identify major environmental issues in Australia and Oceania as well as pathways toward solving thos...

A: A variety of environmental issues now affect our entire world. Environmental issues are issues creat...

Q: Inside the circle below each title, write the description of its feature. In the iintertwinedpart (m...

A: Ocean basins are the regions within the ocean where the accumulation of sediments occurs. There are ...

Q: - King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Remote Sensing Section. 1- In two points, provide ...

A: King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology is an organization situated in Saudi Arabia. This org...

Q: Describe how coastal runoff of lowsalinity water produces a coastal geostrophic current and give a s...

A: The coastal runoff of low-salinity develops a surface chock that dips away from the coastal line, th...

Q: With the given picture, list down the materials in the picture from youngest to oldest

A: In a geologic succession of various rock formations, the sequence of events during their formation a...

Q: - The Canadian Space Agency. 1- In two points, provide an explanation of how Earth Scientists can pa...

A: The human-made satellites are being used to record and observe the various processes occurring on th...

Q: What are the differences between green perspective of environment and brown perspective of environme...

A: Green and brown perspectives are two different perspective to the urban environmental problems. The ...

Q: Compare and contrast continental drift and seafloor spreading.

A: Continental Drift Theory Continental drift theory was proposed by Alfred Wegener in 1912. According ...

Q: Tsunami! On December 26, 2004, a great earthquake occurred off the coast of Sumatra and triggered im...

A: Waves are of many types, depending on their wavelength, wave height, period, velocity, and amplitude...

Q: Tidal friction is slowing the rotation of the Earth. As a result, the orbit of the Moon is increasin...

A: Tidal friction is the frictional energy produced in the Earth due to its orbiting on its own axis an...

Q: Q4] Answer two branch only (10) degrees A-What Erupts from a Volcano? B- What causes volcanoes? C-- ...

A: Since you have asked multiple questions and you have not mentioned which questions to be answered, w...

Q: Classification of Igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks is based on a. appearance of the rock a...

A: Rocks are classified into three major branches, igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary. Rocks that cry...

Q: An unconfined aquifer has experienced an average water level rise of 7.0 feet over the past year. If...

A: An unconfined aquifer is an aquifer having a ground surface as the upper boundary and confining laye...

Q: What are the factors that affect the stratification of rocks?

A: Stratification of rocks is the distinct layering of the particles.

Q: Describe waste lands regarding Chemistry of saline-sodic soils?

A: Soil that contains enough soluble salts to dissipate its productivity is termed saline soil. Likewis...

Q: The shales represent what percentage (approximately) of rock materials closest to the ground surface...

A: Shale is fine-grained (Clay sized particle) clastic sedimentary rock. An essential feature in Shale ...

Q: Define environment

A: The environment acts as a life support system for us as we get various things from the environment l...

Q: What could be the effects of dams and levees that humans are building in the natural ecosystem?

A: Dams are the artificial barriers created over the river valley to divert and stop the flow of water....