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How do i explain the analogy as the call for war heated up John Adams tried to be the nations firefighter?
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Explain why the solid iodine did not stick to the finger prints but it could when it was heated?
because it was a solid particle and it turned in to a liquid form when heated.
As the call for war heated up john Adams tried to be the nations firelighter?
he died
What did the first nations live in in the winter?
in a heated tipi with more than one person inside. the tipies were heated with hot rocks, hides and a small fire place.
When a strontium compound is heated in a flame red light is produced When a barium compound is heated in a flame yellow-green light is produced Explain why these colors are emitted?
Yes
Which pieces of scientific knowledge explain why popcorn expands and puffs up when heated?
Robert hook
Explain two ways that earths atmosphere gets heated?
by convection and conduction
Why does a bar of soap float when its heated and please explain more throughly?
that's easy, molecules become very active when its heated so.... when a heated the molecules expand allowing the soap to seem more denser which makes it lighter and able to float
Frog on a hot plate analogy?
The 'frog on a hot plate' analogy refers to the idea that changes over time often go unnoticed if they are slow enough. The idea here is that a frog will not jump off a hot plate if it is heated slowly enough because the frog will not notice the plate is getting hotter. Even though this may not be true literally, it is often true in many other situations. Thus, the analogy has stuck.
Explain why a heated room feel dry in the winter?
Heating a room dries out the moisture in the area. It de-humidifies the room.
Explain how air can become a good conductor and what happens when this occurs?
air can become a good conductor when it is heated to very high temperatures
Using the particle model explain what happens to water as it is gradually heated and changes from ice to steam?
the ice melts and condenses into steam
What if your liquid rose to a certain level after 5 mins. when it was heated and dropped off after 5 mins. when it was cooled explain why?
This feels a lot like a 'do my homework for me' question. "What if your liquid rose to a certain level after 5 mins." There is no question here. "when it was heated and dropped off after 5 minutes" Again, no question is asked. "when it was cooled explain why?" It was surrounded by an environment that was in a lower energy state.
