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What is an example of plasmas in nature?

a.) solar cells
b.) plasma balls
c.) auroras
d.) clouds

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The answer for this is (C)

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The answer for this is (C)

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The correct answer is C.

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The closest visible manifestation of plasma in nature is the aurora. The displays of lights in constant motion that appear in many forms and appear in the upper part of the atmosphere in the regions near the poles.

When matter is continuously energized, its temperature rises. If the energy supply is maintained, the existing electron cover is broken and charged particles (negatively charged electrons and positively charged ions) are generated. This mixture is called plasma.

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The correct answer is C.

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