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Can you get fingerprints from a rock?
No it Can not only on glass
What is sheet jointing?
Sheet jointing, or eexfoliation jointing, are surface-parallel fracture systems in rock.
Can you get a finger print off a rock?
fingerprints are left from oil that is on the surface of your skin, so it would depend on the type of rock used. for example if this rock was covered in dirt, the fingerprint would be hard to read as the dirt would probably move in the movement of the rock. if you are talking about a polished piece of granite, a fingerprint would be easy to get.
Large sheet - like mass of rock that has moved around one mile from its original position?
nappe
How is Biotite formed?
Biotite is a sheet silicate mineral in the mica group. It is formed from the metamorphosis of sedimentary rock under heat and pressure.
Can you get fingerprints from a rock?
No it Can not only on glass
What is the history of sheet rock?
Sheet rock? Never heard of it. Must be a paperweight for sheets.
If you touch a rock then put it in the sea will it still have your fingerprints on it?
Highly unlikely for two reasons. (1) Unless the rock is perfectly somooth the rough surface would have very little (or no) surface for the fingerprints to adhere to, and (2) the salt water in the ocean would dissolve the oil of the fingerprints.
What are the codes to get past prealgebra caching answer sheet?
sheet rock
Can you use tar on sheet rock?
Tar will stick to sheet rock provided the surface is free from grease and dust.
Where can you find party rock anthem violin sheet music?
vilion party rock anthem sheet music
How much to charge to hang sheet rock?
12.00 labor a sheet
How thick are average sheet rock walls?
Interior sheet rock walls are normally 4-1/2" thick.
What type of energy does a rock have when it's lifted into the air?
Kinetic energy
Is rock when hammered will become a flat sheet?
No, it will not.
A sheet of igneous rock that protrude into the surrounding layers of rock?
It is called a dike.
A sheet of igneous rock that protrudes into the surrounding layers of rock?
It is called a dike.
