you can show how static electricity can move a tin can like a Pepsi can
yes
Germanium is a good conductor because it is between silicon and tin, its a metalloid. Tin can conduct electricity and so can germanium
No. Tin is a conductor of both heat and electricity.
Yes. You can demonstrate this for yourself. Use a small nail or screw to make a small hole in the bottom of each of two empty tin cans. Thread a couple of inches of one end of a ten or twenty foot string into each of the tin cans, then tie a not into the ends of the string so that the ends of the string won't come back out of the tins. With a partner hold the tins so that the string is taut between you. One of you speak into his tin whilst the other listens. You should be able to hear that the voice is carried along the string.You can google for tin cans and string for pictures and more instructions.
No.
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Tin cans are resistant to water.
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Well there are tin cans and tin whistles and tin pan alley
The tin in tin cans rusted rapidly unless protected by a coating. Modern "tin cans" are not made from tin and so they do not have this problem. Now they are made of aluminum.
steel cans are coated in tin so whatever is in the tin does not react with the metal
Tin Cans with Strings to You was created in 1995-09.
To make tin cans.
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