The Process in Which the Movement of One Material Wears

question 51

Multiple Choice

The process in which the movement of one material wears away another material is called __________.

• A)plucking
• B)abrasion
• C)glacial polish
• D)calving

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Definitions:

Methyl Propanoate

An ester formed from methanol and propanoic acid, often used as a solvent or in the synthesis of other compounds.

Methods

Systematic approaches or techniques used to accomplish a task, solve problems, or conduct research.

Major Product

In a given chemical reaction, the principal substance produced, distinguished by its predominance among other possible products.

Acetic Formic Anhydride

A mixed anhydride derived from acetic and formic acids, used in organic synthesis, particularly in acetylation reactions.