if u blow a bubble what are u removing
Blowing through the straw removes oxygen from the water.
Blowing through the straw removes oxygen from the water.
Blowing through the straw removes glucose from the water.
Blowing through the straw removes glucose from the water.
Blowing through the straw adds more carbon dioxide to the water.
Blowing through the straw adds more carbon dioxide to the water.
Blowing through the straw adds glucose to the water.
Blowing through the straw adds glucose to the water.
Blowing through the straw removes carbon dioxide from the water.
Blowing through the straw removes carbon dioxide from the water.
Question 3
Blowing through the straw adds air to the water.
Blowing through the straw adds more carbon dioxide to the water.
Blowing through the straw adds more carbon dioxide to the water.
Blowing through the straw adds glucose to the water.
I apologize for the incorrect information provided. Blowing through the straw typically adds air, including carbon dioxide, to the water. It does not add glucose. My previous response was incorrect.
can i call u a bad word
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What process have you been observing
decomposition
decomposition
sedimentation
sedimentation
cellular respiration
cellular respiration
photosynthesis