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Chemistry, 12.01.2020 09:31 carrietaylor234

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question 7 (4 points)
(05.04 lc)
match the term to its description.
column a
1.
prominences
:

prominences

2.
solar flares
:

solar flares
3.
sunspots
:

sunspots
4.
convection
:

convection
column b
a.
brief eruptions of intense high-energy radiation from the sun's surface
b.
dark spots appearing from time to time on the sun's surface
c.
streams of glowing gas that shoot out from the sun in an arch
d.
the rise of hotter, less dense fluid and the sinking of cooler, denser fluid

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