do you think sugar water is a compound? If not, what do you think it is?

Answer:

Water and sugar are examples of compounds. When both elements are comboined, the atoms lose their individual properties and have different properties from the elements they are composed of.

Explanation:

Sugar water is not a compound. It is a homogenous mixture. Compounds have fixed chemical compositions, but a mixture does not.

Compounds are substances that are made up of different elements. They have fixed chemical formulas. Mixtures are substances that are made up of the mixing of different compounds.

Among the compounds are water and sugar individually. When the two elements are combined, the atoms lose their own characteristics and take on those of the elements they are made of instead.

A homogenous mixture that is also known as a solution is sugar water. When ingredients are thoroughly combined and evenly distributed, the result is a homogenous mixture; the separate ingredients are no longer discernible, and the combination has a uniform appearance.

Therefore, in a sugar solution, the sugar is dispersed evenly throughout the water. As a result, the sugar solution is homogenous.

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The map shows the Indian subcontinent.

A map titled Subcontinent of India with labels A through D. A is a mountain range at the northeast border of India. B is an area between two mountain ranges in the middle of India. C is a mountain range beginning at the southern tip of India and along the eastern coast. D is a mountain range beginning at the southern tip of Indian and along the western coast.

Which location on the map shows the Deccan Plateau?

A
B
C
D

The features of PowerPoint Online are organized into a ____________ at the top of the application.

Evaluating your performance after an interview can help you to improve for future interviews.

Which part of the nervous system begins the process for moving the muscles required to walk across the street?
A. Autonomic nervous system
B. Sympathetic nervous system
C. Parasympathetic nervous system
D. Central nervous system
E. Peripheral nervous system

In the context of the fifth paragraph of the passage, the comment by Shiraj, “They think you are an Englishman,” suggests a conflict between the

What is a habitable zone?
A.
the region around a star within which planets can possess liquid water on their surface to sustain life
B.
the region around a star within which planets have gravity similar to that of Earth
C.
the region around a star within which planets get enough sunlight
D.
the area on a planet within which humans have enough oxygen to survive
E.
the area on a planet that has conditions favorable for life

Starch is too large to cross the selectively permeable membrane and must be broken down into simpler molecules before it is transported to other cells. To do this, starch-digesting enzymes called amylases are formed in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and are transported from cell to cell.

Which of the following best describes the mechanisms by which these enzymes would be transported from the cell and into a new cell?

A vesicle from the ER will pass through the plasma membrane via exocytosis, and will then be transported to a new cell via phagocytosis.
The enzymes will diffuse across the plasma membrane, and then form a vesicle in the extracellular matrix that will be engulfed by the new cell via pinocytosis.
The enzymes will pass through a channel protein to leave the cell, and then form a vesicle in the extracellular matrix that will be engulfed into the cell via receptor-mediated endocytosis.
A vesicle from the ER will fuse with the cell membrane and release the contents into the extracellular matrix via exocytosis, and then the plasma membrane will engulf the enzymes via receptor-mediated endocytosis.

f(x) = -8x + 4
Help me find the intercepts of this function please.

Adrenaline - What is NOT a specific effect ADRENALINE has on the body?

Increases Heart rate
Decreases blood flow to the digestive system
Pupil constriction
Increased breathing rate

¿Con qué propósito se menciona el texto de Julio Verne en el artículo?

Help plz lots of points

9. Saying "No" is a tool for the Creator

Write an overview of the impact of cognition on learning, and discuss how it has changed behaviorism. In your response, discuss the concepts of cognitive map, latent learning, insight, intrinsic motivation, and extrinsic motivation, and give a personal example of each concept.

Please list what you are thankful for! (It's Thanksgiving! Answer if you bake! Or if you like cakes pies cookies and treats!!!! )

An experiment was performed in which potato cores were placed in sucrose solutions of varying molarity. After time had passed, the percent change in mass of the potato cores was determined. The results of the experiment are shown in the graph.

A line graph shows sucrose molarity from 0 to 1 Upper M on the x axis and Percent change in mass from negative 30 to positive 30 on the y axis. Line starts at (0, 20) to (.2, 10), to (.4, negative 5), to (.6, negative 17), to (.8, negative 25) to (1, negative 30).

Which of the following solutions was hypertonic to the potato? Why?

0.2 M because the potato core increased in mass, meaning water moved into the solution from the potato
0.2 M because the potato core increased in mass, meaning water moved into the potato from the solution
0.6 M because the potato core decreased in mass, meaning water moved into the solution from the potato
0.6 M because the potato core decreased in mass, meaning water moved into the potato from the solution

Temperature is to Celsius as force is to?​

Which of the following is a precaution you can take to avoid violence? A. Stay alert to what is going on around you B. Walk alone C. Walk slowly and talk on the phone D. Park in dark parking lots

if peanut butter is made by peanuts and butter does that mean that ice-cream is made out of ice and cream.

Question 4
The inner pouch should be ________ when an instrument is double pouched.
Question options:

A) folded: incorrect

B) unfolded:

C) taped:

D) glued:



Question 5
Which of the following packaging methods is easy to use and has a filter-retention plate?
:
A) Muslin wrap:

B) Paper-plastic pouch: incorrect

C) Rigid container:

D) Metal basin:


Question 6
Which of the following shows whether surgical instrumentation has been opened?

A) Chemical indicator:

B) Tamper-evident package: correct

C) Paper-plastic pouch:

D) Indicator tape:



Question 7
In a sterilization unit, the thermometer is located in the


A) chamber.: incorrect

B) drain.:

C) door.:

D) jacket.:


Question 8
An item is sterilized in a rigid container and then is stored for future use. This process describes which of the following?


A) Low-temperature procedures: incorrect

B) Point of use:

C) IUSS:

D) Terminal sterilization:


Question 9
_______ under pressure is necessary for effective steam sterilization.


A) Heating: incorrect

B) Time:

C) Steam:

D) Contact:


Question 10
Chemical indicators should be placed in a packaged item being sterilized that's difficult for _______ to penetrate.


A) Geobacillus spores:

B) heat: incorrect

C) steam:

D) sterilant:


Question 11
A 140 thread count describes which type of packaging material?
Question options:

A) Paper:

B) Plastic:

C:Muslin: correct

D) Nonwoven wrap:


Question 12
Which of the following statements is correct?

A) Air is heavier than steam.: correct

B) Steam is heavier than air.:

C) Tightly packed trays allow for better steam penetration.:

D) Drain lines don't need to be cleaned.:


The sterile processing technician forgot to wash her hands after eating and then handled a sterilized package. This describes
Question 13

A) time-related contamination.:

B) event-related contamination: corrcet

C) a sentinel event.:

D) failure to note an expiration date.:



Question 14
This is an area where items are opened separate from the sterile storage area.
Question options:

A) Case cart staging area: incorrect

B) Time out:

C) Break out:

D) Receiving area:


Question 15
Central processing professionals are not required to monitor exposure to which of the following?
Question options:

A) Glutaraldehyde

B) Ethylene oxide

C) Ozone: correct

D) OPA


Question 16
Which of the following is the recommended transportation method for sterilized items?
Question options:

A) A dumbwaiter

B) A closed cart system: correct

C) Hand delivery

D) Open cart system


Question 17
Pressure and temperature rise during which phase of the steam sterilization cycle?
Question options:

A) Conditioning:

B) Exposure: incorrect

C) Exhaust:

D) Drying:


Question 18
An ethylene oxide sterilizer must not be opened during
Question options:

A) aeration.:

B) alkylation.:

C) sterilization.: incorrect

D) oxidation.:



Question 19
Which component of the steam sterilizer is the coolest?
Question options:

A) Drain:

B) Jacket:

C) Gasket:

D) Thermostat: incorrect



Question 20 5 / 5 points
The bottom shelf of a cart used for transporting devices should be
Question options:

A) solid.: correct

B) perforated.

C) clear for visualization.

D) enforced with a liner.

Please write a summary and need it ASAP

From The Beast By Ben B. Lindsey and Harvey J. O’Higgins,
In the end, who presumably does NOT side with the authors?
A. the police Commissioner
B. the Colorado Legislature
C. ministers and priests
D. the public
E. Governor Peabody

A neutral atom of Cobalt (Co) has an atomic number of 27 and an atomic mass of 59. Therefore, Co has _______ neutrons.

From The Beast by Ben B. Lindsey and Harvey J. O’Higgins
Which of the following Best describes the authors attitude toward the subjects of paragraph 1?
A. apathy
B. disdain
C. outrage
D. contention
E. malice

in the following poem by gregory pardlo (published in 2007), the speaker describes watching children playing double dutch—a version of jumping rope in which two ropes are turned in opposite directions. read the poem carefully. write a paragraph in which you make a defensible claim regarding how pardlo uses simile and metaphor to convey a complex image of the girls

There would be no familiar faces to greet him when he arrived. But Altaf could expect the children to hear his call.

The dub-dub rhythms of the engine spread out and beckoned every boy and girl within earshot. Their short brown legs kicking up a cloud of dust, they flocked to the riverbank. They jumped up and down, their shrill voices piercing the air.

Altaf had encountered this scene a hundred times as he made his way east from Calcutta through the tangled waterways of the delta. This time his motorboat did not rush past the children. It slowed down and headed right towards them. Their jumps turned into stomps and their shouts became screams of delight. When he cut the engine, Altaf heard what they were saying.

Ingreji-shaheb! Ingreji-shaheb!

From the back of the boat, Shiraj chuckled, ‘They think you are an Englishman.’ Altaf smiled. Why not? These children might never have seen the English but having just crowned George the Sixth as Emperor of India,1 they were still the masters of this land. Altaf doubted that any other motorboat had ever come into this village. No one would expect a Bengali man to bring one here. Besides, Altaf was taller than average, fair in complexion, and wearing European clothes. He would have been more comfortable travelling in a lungi2, but today he had put on khaki pants and a sky-blue shirt. A straw hat protected his head from the sun.

Exhausted after three days of travel, Altaf was relieved the journey was over. When he had turned off the Meghna river and entered this smaller channel, he was not sure this was the one that led to his village. Then he sighted, on the horizon, the corrugated iron roof framed by the twin palmyra trees with their broad leaves spread like huge fans. Home.

Still, he could not be positive. He was returning after ten years. ‘This is Modhupur village, isn’t it?’ he shouted at the children.

He-speaks-in-Bangla. Not-an-Ingreji-shaheb! Our-folk! One-of-us!

He repeated his question.

Yes-this-is-Modhupur. But-who-are-you? Who-do-you-want? Where-did-you-come-from?

‘I belong to that house over there,’ he said, thrusting a finger towards the palmyra trees.

The children swivelled their necks to look. None of them were old enough to remember him. They questioned him and each other. Are-you-this-one’s-brother? Is-he-that-one’s son? The-other-one’s-cousin? Finally a voice made itself heard over the rest and said, Masoom’s-uncle-who-went-away-to-the-city. It could have been the certainty in his voice—slightly older than the others—or they may have run out of possibilities to consider, but the boy’s remark settled the debate. The children quieted down and just stared at Altaf, as if searching his face for some sign of familiarity so they could place him as part of their world.

Clutching the mooring rope in his hands, Shiraj jumped into the water and tugged the boat towards the bank. A few of the children rushed forward to help him pull. Shiraj tied the rope around a tree. Nearby a few small dinghies were also moored. They rocked in the water from the waves stirred up by the motorboat.

While Altaf supervised the mooring, the children craned their necks to look inside the boat and resumed their inquiries. Where-are-your-sails? How-can-it-move-without-sails? What-is-that-thing-you-call-an-engine? Why-does-it-make-the-loud-noise? Where-did-you-get-it-from? Are-you-a-very-rich-man?

Altaf could not keep up with them. With each reply, they pelted him with a dozen more questions. At times he felt like telling them to shut up, but he enjoyed their attention. Their chatter distracted him from what lay ahead.

Leaning over the bow of the boat, he passed his bedding and leather suitcase to Shiraj. He balanced himself on the edge of the hull, then leaped on to the bank.

Used by permission.
The events of the passage are ordered according to the familiar literary pattern of


A a journey home

B an unsolved mystery

C a quest for power

D a personal tragedy

E an atonement for misdeeds