Read the following sentence from an article on marine biology:
"In her study on deep-sea hydrothermal vent organisms, marine biologist Dr. Elena Vance observed that specialized heat-shock proteins rendered certain tube worm species virtually impervious for the scalding, mineral-rich fluids emitted by the vents."
Which choice is idiomatically correct for the underlined portion?
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- impervious toCevap
- Cimpervious with
- Dimpervious too
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impervious to
The adjective 'impervious' idiomatically requires the preposition 'to' when indicating that something is unaffected or unharmed by an external factor. Therefore, the phrase 'impervious to' is the only option that adheres to standard English conventions.
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Idiomatic Prepositions with Adjectives
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