To measure the emission of carbon dioxide from the soil, a scientist places a chamber over the soil. She continuously measures atmospheric CO2 concentration in the chamber during the sampling period. She performed the measurements three times and each time sampled for a different length. Her results are below. What is the order of samples from greatest rate of emission (CO2 / second) to lowest?
To measure the emission of carbon dioxide from the soil, a scientist places a chamber over the soil. She continuously measures atmospheric CO2 concentration in the chamber during the sampling period. She performed the measurements three times and each time sampled for a different length. Her results are below. What is the order of samples from greatest rate of emission (CO2 / second) to lowest?
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Time (seconds)
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Transcribed Image Text:To measure the emission of carbon dioxide from the soil, a scientist places a
chamber over the soil. She continuously measures atmospheric CO2 concentration
in the chamber during the sampling period. She performed the measurements
three times and each time sampled for a different length. Her results are below.
What is the order of samples from greatest rate of emission (CO2/ second) to
lowest?
2.
Time (seconds)
O Insufficient information to make a determination
O1.3,2
Carbon Dioxide
Concentration (ppm)
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Rate of emission
It is equal to the amount of CO2 concentration divided by seconds. The scientist has measeured the concentration of carbon dioxide from the chamber.
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