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What is fractional distillation and how does it work.

Fractional distillation uses a fractional distillation tower, split into different layers each with a different temperature. It is used to sperate crude oil into the many different fuels used commonly in ...

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Northern Bank has two types of account. Both accounts pay compound interest. Cash savings account: Interest 2.5% per annum Shares account: Interest 3.5% per annum Ali invests £2000 in the cash savings account. Ben invests £1600 in the shares account.

Q: Northern Bank has two types of account. Both accounts pay compound interest. Cash savings account: Interest 2.5% per annum Shares account: Interest 3.5% per annum Ali invests £2000 in the cash savings ...

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What is the difference between the "near future" and the "simple future"?

We use the future simple when we are thinking of doing something - by adding the correct endings to the stem of the verb.The simple future is for when we are SURE we will do something (it is definite) and...

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Answered by Phoebe T. French tutor
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Was Britain's policy of appeasement the primary cause of World War II?

This answer should be in essay format, with an introduction and conclusion. The main body of the essay should discuss your answer to the question by examining other causes of the war alongside the policy ...

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Answered by Sabrina D. History tutor
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What is an isotope?

An isotope is an atom of the same element, but with a different number of neutrons. Hence, it has the same atomic number but a different mass number.

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Answered by James I. Chemistry tutor
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