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sed as an abrasive material in hand soaps, emery boards, etc. GABBRO: An igneous-plutonic ROCK, generally massive, but may exhibit a LAYERED structure produced by SUCCESSIVE layers of different mineral composition. It is widely used as crushed STONE for concrete aggregate, road metal, railroad ballast, etc.hope it helpz mrk it as brainliest

Kepler's LAWS apply: First Law: PLANETARY orbits are elliptical with the sun at a FOCUS. Second Law: The radius VECTOR from the sun to a planet sweeps equal areas in equal times. Third Law: The ratio of the square of the period of revolution and the cube of the ellipse semimajor axis is the same for all planets.plzz mark it as brainliest ND for more help follow me

The word "organic" MEANS something very DIFFERENT in chemistry than it does when you're talking about produce and FOOD. Organic COMPOUNDS and inorganic compounds form the basis of chemistry.

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Airways are costly & fast WHEREAS WATERWAYS are bit less costly & SOMETIMES delayed due to BAD weather. 2. Airways are SAFER than Waterways considerably. ... Airways carry less weight but on time whereas Waterways can carry large amount of tons but much delayed & more risksmark me as brainliest........ follow me..........

cent Limestone is used in cement industry, 16 per cent in iron and steel industry [It acts as FLUX] and 4 per cent in the chemical industries. Rest of the limestone is used in paper, SUGAR, fertilizers, etc. Almost all the states of INDIA produce some quantity of limestone.HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST

NoonExplanation:The difference in LONGITUDE: 120 deg -90 deg= 30 degAs we know every 15 deg change is equal to 1 hour change, here the difference in time zone will be 30 deg/15 deg= 2 hoursFrom East to West time REDUCES, so 2 hours less than 2:00 PM- 2 hrs = 12:00 PM

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The Himalayan region has the most rugged relief,it is divided into 3 PARTS (greater Himalayas,lesser Himalayas,shivalliks) this region has low TEMPERATURE they reach HIGH altitudes. Peninsularis divided into 2 parts (central,deccan) it RECEIVED MODERATE temperature, the deccan plateau is titled towards the east.

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re 22 major languages in India, written in 13 different scripts, with over 720 dialects. The official Indian languages are Hindi (with approximately 420 MILLION speakers) and English, which is ALSO WIDELY spoken. Hope it helps U Please mark it as brainleist

tion:It CONSISTS of:The Himalayas, andThe Northeastern HILLS (Purvanchal).The name “HIMALAYA” means “the abode or house of snow” in Sanskrit (i.e. hima “snow”, and ālaya “abode or house”). The Himalayas are the highest and longest of all young fold mountains of the WORLD. The Pamir, known as the roof of the world, connects the Himalayas with the high ranges of Central Asia.PLEASE MARK ME AS BRAINLIST ANSWERS PLEASE PLEASE REQUESTING

urces are extinct one DAY they will be completely exhausted to prevent from this exhaustibility we have to conserve our resources for our future NEEDS and DESIRES

Here is your answer Explanation:The Krishna BasinThe 1400 km long Krishna river RISES from a spring near Mahabaleshwar to reach the Bay of Bengal. The tributaries of Krishna include Bhima, MUSI, Ghatprabha, Koyana and TUNGABHADRA. The Krishna basin is SHARED by Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. PLEASE MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST

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Read the explanationExplanation:A land BREEZE is a local nighttime and early morning wind that occurs along coasts and BLOWS offshore (from the land out to sea). It arises at sunset when the sea surface is warmer than the ADJACENT land due to the land having a LOWER heat capacity and cooling off faster.Hope this helps:)

5/6+7/12= LCM of 6 ND 12 is 12= -10/12+7/12= -3/12= -1/4Explanation:HEY here is answer✌️✌️

Explanation:Nigeria is a country endowed with human, natural and mineral resources and one of these natural endowments is seashells (Chang, 2002; Dolley, 2003; Ogogo, 2004). Seashells contain a high proportion of calcium carbonate which if properly utilized can immensely contribute to any nation’s economic growth (Firoz et al., 2003; Keller, 2002). Seashells have found wide application on global scale in the area of medicine, trade, art and architecture, music and communication, agriculture, religion and domestic uses. In the United States of America alone, lime obtained from seashells ranks among 50th industrial chemical products, with about $32.3 million dollars annual output (Davis and Fitzgerald et al., 2004; Claude, 2002). In Nigeria however, the use of seashells is only limited on the domestic scale alone, as most of the teeming population only utilize it for domestic consumption due to its proteinous and mineral content (Chang, 2002) while the shells are constantly thrown away as wastes in spite of their valuable economic minerals content (Claude, 2002). Also, in recent times, there has been persistent agitation by various interest groups in Nigeria for resource control. There has also been great concern for the exploitation of the natio’s abundant solid mineral deposits to reduce the pressure on oil. It is therefore desirable to investigate other ways of generating revenue from our abundant natural resources. One of these ways could be exploitation of shells from seashells deposit for our growing industries especially the glass industry. The basic glass making RAW materials are sand (Silica), lime, soda ash and COLOURING agents (Dolley, 2004; Freestone, 2005). While sand (Silica) is a glass former and constitutes 60-90% of any commercial glass product. Lime and soda ash act as stabilizer and fluxes in any glass batch (i.e., resistance to chemical attack and lowering of silic’s melting temperature from 1500°C to 1350°C, respectively) and constitute 10-15% of any glass batch and colouring agent 2-5% (Heck and Hoffmann, 2002; Shackelford and Doremus, 2008). Over the years, limestone has been the major source of lime for the glass industries, however, since the large deposit of limestone in Nigeria is not suitable for glass making due to high Iron oxide content (David, 2005). The objective of this study is therefore, to investigate the suitability of seashells deposits in from the Great Kwa River as alternative source of lime for the growing glass making industry in Nigeria.MATERIALS AND METHODSSampling: Five different species of seashells samples (Tympanostonus fuscatus, Pachymelonia aurita, Thais coronata, Egeria radiata and Lanister varicus) were collected randomly from the Great Kwa River and its environs (Osuala, 1990). The sampling was carried out between the months of September and December to reflect the late dry season periods when tidal waves influence on the estuary by the Atlanta OCEAN is at low level (Asuquo et al., 1999). The collected seashell samples were separated according to their species and put into sample bags (calico bags) and labeled A, B, C, D and E to distinguished them from each other as shown in Table 1 and Plates 1-5. The labeled samples were then taken to the laboratory for pretreatment.Sample pretreatment: The five samples under investigation were each scrubbed with brush and placed in a plastic bucket, thoroughly washed with distill water and their fleshy parts removed and discarded leaving behind the shell parts. These shell parts were further wash thoroughly in warm water (to remove the remaining fleshy part) and finally rinsed in distilled water. After washing, the samples were then air-dried in the open for one week and finally dried in the oven at a temperature of 110°C for six hours (Allen, 1974).After DRYING in the oven, the samples were each homogenized by crushing into fine grains using a crusher- Mangan Model BB200. The crushed fine grains particles were further sieved using a 120 mm mesh to ensure homogeneity of particles size. To avoid contamination of samples, the crusher and mesh were repeatedly washed and rinsed with distilled water each time a new sample was to be crushed and sieved. The pulverized samples were each poured in a clean-dried transparent polythene bag and sealed, to avoid further absorption of moisture from the atmosphere.it might help u a lot

There are 54 COUNTRIES in AFRICA. EXPLANATION:HOPE it's help you☺

There are 61 colonies or territories in the world. Eight countries maintain them: Australia (6), Denmark (2), NETHERLANDS (2), France (16), New ZEALAND (3), Norway (3), the UNITED Kingdom (15), and the United States (14Explanation:mark as BRAINLIEST

natural environment resources obtained from nature and used WITHOUT modifications human MADE environment human made resources are those resources which have been created by humanshuman resources POPULATION with MENTAL and physical ABILITY is human resources

there are various geographical FACTORS . such as : CLIMATE , topography , water,MINERAL ,soil ,social and ECONOMIC causes

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Water flushes out toxins and waste.Water helps to REGULATE BODY temperature.Water allows the body to absorb and assimilate minerals, vitamins, AMINO acids, glucose and other substances.

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THE WINDY PIRATETHE WINDY PIRATEThe REGION of Earth receiving the SUN's direct rays is the equator. Here, air is heated and RISES, leaving low pressure areas behind. Moving to about THIRTY DEGREES north and south of the equator, the warm air from the equator begins to cool and sink.

ization is the worldwide economic MOVEMENT” substantiate your answer. Answer:-- →It is the worldwide phenomenon of TECHNICAL, economic, political and CULTURAL exchanges. Globalization OPENS cross-border links in international trade and FINANCE.

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vers FLOWING west from the Western GHATS do not form deltas because of the high gradient and they don't have to travel much distance to drain into the sea. As a result, they don't carry much sediments because they don't have the TIME to. This prevents them from forming deltas at their mouths and MOSTLY only ESTUARIES are formed.HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU!!!!!!!!PLZZ MARK IT AS BRAINLIEST

resources MANAGEMENT is essential for sustainable EXISTENCE of all forms of life according to me.hope it helps. please MARK as BRANLIEST.

true.......Vegetation is the indicator of the difference in precipitation. The AREA which has dense forests usually experiences high rainfall and area with GRASSLANDS or desert TYPE vegetationexperiences low rainfall.HOPEthis HELPS you please MAKE myanswer as brainlist and follow me..plzzz

tion:Resource planning is a technique or skill of skill of proper UTILISATION of resource. There are three stages in resource planning. They are :(i) PREPARATION of INVENTORY of RESOURCES.(ii) Evaluation in terms of AVAILABILITY for development.(iii) Planning for exploitation of resources

tion:In the same manner, when one use metals, cement, sand, WOOD, & solar ENERGY to make vehicles, bridges, ROADS, buildings, machinery, ETC. they become man-made resources. Likewise, technology is also a man-made resource. ... For EXAMPLE electricity is a human-made resourcepls mark as brainlist pls pls pls pls.............

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The government would be looking for the private sector to put in four or five times as much as it invests in research and development of particular technologies to reduce emissions, Energy Minister Angus Taylor says.In a SPEECH on Friday, released in part AHEAD of DELIVERY, Taylor lays the groundwork for the “TECHNOLOGY investment roadmap” to be released soon.please mark it as brainlist

In atmospheric science, the pressure gradient (typically of air but more generally of any fluid) is a PHYSICAL quantity that describes in which direction and at what rate the pressure increases the most rapidly around a particular location. ... The negative gradient of pressure is known as the force density.Isobar :-Isobars are atoms (nuclides) of different chemical elements that have the same NUMBER of nucleons. Correspondingly, isobars differ in atomic number (or number of proton )but have the same mass number. Anticyclone:-An anticyclone (that is, opposite to a cyclone) is a weather phenomenon defined by the United States National Weather Service's GLOSSARY as "a large-scale circulation of WINDS around a central region of high atmospheric pressure, clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere, counterclockwise in the SOUTHERN Hemisphere".