An insect is able to walk across the surface of a pond without sinking because of the

A. polarity of the water molecules.

B. process of evaporation.

C. surface tension of the water.

D. adhesion of the insect's feet to the surface of the water.

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Mina Frost

Physics

15 October, 14:08

An insect is able to walk across the surface of a pond without sinking because of the

A. polarity of the water molecules.

B. process of evaporation.

C. surface tension of the water.

D. adhesion of the insect's feet to the surface of the water.

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Veronica Castro · Answer 1

The answer to that will be D because it has nothing at all to do with the water because either way the water shall stay the same if the animal or insect could or could not be able to walk on water.

Davian Burns · Answer 2

Davian Burns 15 October, 14:33

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C. surface tension of the water.

An insect is able to walk across the surface of a pond without sinking because of theA. polarity of the water molecules.B. process of evaporation.C. surface tension of the water.D. adhesion of the insect's feet to the surface of the water.

An insect is able to walk across the surface of a pond without sinking because of the

A. polarity of the water molecules.

B. process of evaporation.

C. surface tension of the water.

D. adhesion of the insect's feet to the surface of the water.