Question

the movement of chemicals in cycles is driven by energy from the and earth. the carbon cycle and move materials among abiotic and biotic things. living organisms may or use elements in the molecules of carbon dioxide and water vapor in their life processes such as photosynthesis and. the water cycle describes how in the form of water is constantly changing location and but is never. all of the matter that makes up water is. lost or created reused sun form cellular respiration release biogeochemical matter water cycle

Explanation:

The movement of chemicals in biogeochemical cycles is powered by the Sun's energy. The carbon - cycle and water - cycle move materials between abiotic and biotic components. Living organisms can release or use elements in life processes like photosynthesis and cellular respiration. The water cycle shows how water (matter) changes location and form but matter is conserved (not lost or created), and can be reused.

Answer:

The movement of chemicals in biogeochemical cycles is driven by energy from the Sun and Earth. The carbon cycle and water cycle move materials among abiotic and biotic things. Living organisms may release or use elements in the molecules of carbon dioxide and water vapor in their life processes such as photosynthesis and cellular respiration. The water cycle describes how matter in the form of water is constantly changing location and form but is never lost or created. All of the matter that makes up water is reused.