How are the Appalachian Highlands similar to the mountains of the Canadian Shield?
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Molecular mass of H2O = 18g/mol
Numbers of molecules present in 18g of H2O =6.022×10^23 molecules
Numbers of molecules present in 0.9g of
H2O = 6.022×10^23×18×0.9 molecules
Numbers of atom in 1 molecule 3(2hydrogen and 1 oxygen)
Number of atoms in
6.022×10^23×18×0.9 molecules of
H2O =
6.022×10^23×0.9×3
= 9.03×10^22 atoms.
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The main similarity between Canadian Shield and Appalachian Highlands is the great erosion that they have suffered.
It is also similar in the shape if we outline it on the piece of paper.
They can be considered as replicas.
However, Canadian Shield is known as Laurentian Plateau whereas Appalachian Highlands is the system of mountains.
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