Why do plants have smaller leaves?

Why do plants have smaller leaves? Past researchers suggested that water availability and risk of overheating determines leaf size. This model helped explain why the leaves of desert plants were tiny (they can’t afford to “sweat” out their precious water) and the leaves of plants in cool, shady spots often grow large. Why do you […]

What word is similar in meaning to representatives?

What word is similar in meaning to representatives? Synonyms for representative. emblematic. (also emblematical), representational, symbolic. What do you call protestors? Synonyms & Near Synonyms for protesters. demonstrators, marchers, objectors, picketers. What is the difference between dissent and protest? While dissent also means that you stand in opposition to something, protesting takes even more action. […]

How do you dissolve coffee beans?

How do you dissolve coffee beans? One of the best ways to break down and clean out coffee grounds that have become lodged in pipes or other such plumbing is to use baking soda. Surprisingly, coffee grounds are more easily broken down by alkaline cleaners than acidic solutions, which is why baking soda works so […]

How are whale calves fed?

How are whale calves fed? To be more hydrodynamic, the mother’s nipples are inverted at the mammary gland until the baby starts to nudge where they then start to point out. The mom then starts to shoot out milk. Whales don’t have lips, so they can’t really suckle the milk. Instead it’s almost injected into […]

How do engineers use science?

How do engineers use science? Scientists use the scientific method. Engineers use the engineering design process. The scientist starts with asking a question. Then they do background research, formulate a hypothesis, test that hypothesis by conducting an experiment, analyze the data and communicate their results. What science do mechanical engineers need to know? Mechanical engineers […]

What is the SPDF in chemistry?

What is the SPDF in chemistry? Spdf or SPDF may refer to: Electron configuration, for which there is an obsolete system of categorizing spectral lines as “sharp”, “principal”, “diffuse” and “fundamental”; also the names of the sub shells or orbitals. The blocks of the periodic table. What does the S in S orbital stand for? […]

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