11. mafic rock are
a. light colored rocks are rich in calcium, iron, and magnesium.
b. dark colored rocks are rich in aluminum, potassium, silica, and sodium.
c. light-colored rocks are rich in aluminum, potassium, silica, and sodium.
d. dark-colored rocks are rich in calcium, iron, and magnesium

SHORT ANSWER !!!

12. EXPLAIN how composition and texture are used by scientists to classify rocks. _________________________________

13. DESCIBE two ways a rock can undergo metamorphism. ________________________________________

14. EXPLAIN why some minerals only occur in metamorphic rocks. ________________________________________…

15. DESCRIBE how each type of rock changes as it moves through the rock cycle. ________________________________________…

16. DESCRIBE two ways rocks were used by early humans and ancient civilizations. _________________________________

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Dick Van Patten’s Natural Balance® Original Ultra™ Ultra-Premium Dry Food is made with:

Fresh Chicken, New Zealand Lamb Meal, Duck Meal Premium quality meats (no by-products)
Brown Rice .This bran layer holds nutrients of vital importance, such as fiber and essential oils.
Fresh Carrots An excellent source of vitamin A and beta carotene.
Oatmeal An exceptional source of: carbohydrates, fiber, thiamin and vitamin E. it does not contain the allergy causing glutens found in other grains.
Fresh Potatoes Rich in potassium - highly digestible carbohydrates for energy.
Taurine Fortified New studies show that dogs need Taurine for cardiovascular health.
Skin and Coat Linoleic Acid, Whole Ground Flaxseed, Vitamin E, Biotin, and Dried Kelp -an excellent skin and coat condition for your dog.
No Artificial Preservatives, Flavors, Colors, or Bleached Ingredients. No Corn or Wheat

There is a error in each line correct it. The person who corrects the more mistakes will be rewarded with 10 pts

Mangoes are a excellent source of Vitamin A and C a)_______________
Beside being rich in potassium and high in fibre b)________________
they are low in calories. Mangoes also contains beta carotene c)__________________
which is very helpful to fighting daily wear and tear of the body. d)_________________
The fruit in whole its stages serves mankind in different ways. e)_________________
Tannis and other astringent products are extract from the raw fruit f)________________
Various drinks and dishes to cooling the system are made with it. g)_____________
Ripe mango is saying to be energiser, digestive and laxative g)__________________
where the unripe one is as carminative and cool in effect h)__________________

Some of the Raw Food diets for dogs are conflicting.

B.A.R.F. Suggests:

Garlic is nature’s antibiotic and often called nature’s wonder drug. There is no doubt that garlic does confer some health advantages. Garlic has been found to have effective antimicrobial properties, inhibiting the growth of both bacteria and fungi. Garlic helps stabilize blood pressure and gives a good solid boost to the immune system, keeping at bay infections of various sorts particularly upper respiratory tract infections. Much of it’s success is due to various compounds of sulfur. Garlic is a health building and disease preventing herb. It is rich in potassium, zinc, vitamins A and C, and selenium. It also contains calcium, manganese, copper, vitamin B1 and some iron.

Where as Raw Meaty Bones says:

Things to avoid:
Onions, garlic and chocolate — toxic to pets.

So my question is: Has anyone had any problems giving their dog/pet garlic? All of my dogs have eaten garlic and never experienced any problems.

so i did the first part of the question seen below and have gotten the right answer. but i need help with part 2 and three.

The fluid within a living cell is rich in potassium chloride, while the fluid outside it predominantly contains sodium chloride. The membrane of a resting cell is far more permeable to ions of potassium than sodium, and so there is a transport out of positive ions, leaving the cell interior negative. The result is a voltage of about -70.0mV across the membrane, called the resting potential. If the membrane is 7.10nm thick, and assuming the electric field E across it is constant, determine the magnitude of E.
=9.86*10^6 V/m

part 2: The membrane may be thought of as a capacitor: 2 charged surfaces filled with oil (dielectric constant=2.88). Find its capacitance per unit area.

and part 3)What is the resting membrane’s surface charge density?

thanks for any help u can give =D

Potassium chlorate is a rich source of oxygen. It decomposes upon heating to produce potassium chloride and oxygen. Write a correctly balanced equation for this reaction.

I just linked this to bananas and it has only been happening for the past 6 months. I used to eat them ALL the time without issue. Sometimes 2 a day! Today I had 1.5 bananas (my daughter ate the other half mushed up) and some water because I woke up super later (4pm! my infant had a hard time sleeping last night). I am now in the worst pain ever. I have felt this before and I remember eating bananas around the same time! I do not have a gallbladder so it can not be that. This has only been a fairly recent development. I am always low on potassium, so I have to eat potassium rich foods. Last time they checked me I was at a 3.5 and was given potassium again by IV for heart palpitations. So bananas are essential to my diet. Please help, does anyone else suffer from terrible stomach cramps after eating bananas?
I have eaten them before on an empty stomach. It is usually my breakfast. A banana and some type of drink usually water, juice, or a sprite.

I’m changing my diet and am adding potassium rich food to it. I know apples and bananas are but what else? Thanks!

The doctor ran some tests on me the other day and the results made things really hard and confusing for me. I am hypoglycemic..and the doctor said my potassium levels are really really low..and I need to eat foods that will raise them. The only problem is alot of the foods that are rich in potassium mess with my sugar levels. I have two questions..one, what is the normal persons mg’s of potassium is needed? 2, are there any foods that will raise my potassium levels that wont really mess with my sugar? Any help will be really great right now thanks!

Is it possible to eat too many bananas? I know that thay are rich in potassium, which is good for you but can be bad if have to much. I know someone who eats 3-4 bananas aday, I think you should only have that a week but I could be wrong?