Lightning that occurs within a cloud is known as lightning.
another name for a/an thunderstorm is a "pulse" thunderstorm.
tropical and regions receive the most thunderstorms each year.
the three elements that are necessary for a thunderstorm to form are moisture, and instability.
an air mass that's warmer than the surrounding air and continues to rise is considered
during a thunderstorm, a downdraft forms during the stage.
is a shockwave, in the form of a sound wave that results from the rapid expansion of air following a flash of lightning.
during the stage of a thunderstorm, the downdraft begins to weaken or eliminate the updraft.
respond to the following based on your reading.
describe one of the three elements that is needed for a thunderstorm to form.
answer1intra-cloud
2.single-cell
3.temperate
4.lifting
5.unstable
6.mature
7.thunder
8.dissipation
9.there are three possible answers to this question. the three elements that are needed for a thunderstorm to form are moisture, lifting, and instability. the moisture comes as a result of the water cycle. lifting is the process through which warm air raises high in the atmosphere. instability results from the air mass that is in the thunderstorm is warmer than the surrounding air mass.

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atomic number of carbon is 6

electronic configuration of carbon is 1s²2s²2p²

orbital diagram of c is as shown here in the image.

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