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Answered by brainlyyourfather
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Answer:

Characteristics of Solids, Liquids, Gases

strong intermolecular forces.

particles vibrate in place.

low kinetic energy (KE)

definite shape.

definite volume.

incompressible.

high density (as compared to same substance as a liquid or gas)

low rate of diffusion (millions of times slower than in liquids)

Answered by vumsuma
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Step By Step Explanation:

Easy Ways to Reduce Water Pollution That Nobody Would Tell You:

Water pollution is defined as contamination of water bodies which includes lakes, rivers, oceans, and groundwater. We all know how the pollution of our water is a major issue, especially as we ramp up our production of potentially harmful substances. Not only does water pollution result in contaminated water, but it also hurts the wildlife that depends on safe water for survival.

With increased global warming and climate change, our planet is already reeling under an acute water crisis. Moreover, with the population of this world growing at an explosive rate, the water resources are also getting polluted at a higher rate. Water pollution-related problems and issues have been growing at a rapid pace and this in turn leading to more waterborne diseases.

Precautions will you take to prevent water pollution are:

1. Use Less Plastic

2. Reuse Items

3. Recyclable Options

4. Do Not Dispose of Oils in the Sink

5. Cleaning Chemical

6. Handle Toxic Chemicals Properly

7. Shop to Stop Water Pollution

8. Do Not Throw Away Medicines

9. Avoid Toilets For Throwing Household Items

10. Garbage Disposal

11. Dishwashing or Laundry

12. Limit the Use of Detergents and Bleaches

13. Use Phosphate-Free Detergent

14. Use Environmentally Friendly Detergents

15. Gardening

16. Avoid Pesticides

17. Conserve Soil

18. Do Regular Car Maintenance

19. Oil Spill

20. Cellar Drains or Septic Tanks

21. Just Do Not Litter!

22. Use Water Sparingly

23. Plant Fauna at Lakes or Rivers

24. Clean Up Litter

25. Stop Chemical Pollution

26. Eat Organic Food More

27. Choose Food Wisely

28. Buy Sustainable Meats

29. Best Is Cutting Down on Meat Consumption

30. Stop Immersion of Ashes in the River

31. Join Water Conservation Organizations

32. Volunteer and help Cleaning of Beaches, Rivers and Locality.

Any Six Explanation Of These Topics:

1. Use Less Plastic:

It is very difficult to break down plastic after it is produced. Much of the plastic we consume ends up in the world’s water supply, where it is even harder to fish out and safely throw away.

2.Reuse Items:

Whenever you buy something that is not recyclable, such as plastic, it is better to reuse this item as many times as possible. This habit limits your consumption and means less of those products will end up in the world’s rivers, lakes, and oceans.

3. Recyclable Options:

If there are two options for a particular item, try to pick the one that is easily recyclable. Glass bottles are much better for the environment than plastic.

4. Do Not Dispose of Oils in the Sink:

While there is nothing wrong with consuming oils in your food or applying them on your body, it is a bad idea to dispose of grease, fat and used cooking oil in the sink or down the drain.

5. Cleaning Chemicals:

Similar to oils, cleaning chemicals are hazardous when they enter the water supply. If you are emptying containers of household cleaning supplies, do it in the trash can, not in the sink.

6. Handle Toxic Chemicals Properly:

The toxic chemicals like ammonia, bleach, paint, paint thinner, and many other chemicals are becoming a severe problem, and if these are dumped down the drain or the toilet, the effects add up. Therefore proper disposal of these is important.

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