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Why does the water inside the glass covered with paper does not spill when you turn the glass upside down?
because it's in your mum
What makes a card stay up when you turn a glass upside down?
vacuum
What is 72.8kg in stones?
It is 11.5 stones.
What is 122kg in stones?
19.21 stones
Why does an ice cube stay still when you spin the glass of water?
Inertia. An object at rest stays at rest unless acted on by an outside force. While you turn the glass, you only turn a small amount of the fluid inside - that part closest to the glass. The ice, being massive and solid, is only weakly acted on by the moving fluid. It takes a lot of fluid to get it to move. So, inertia keeps the ice in position.
What does People in glass shouldn't throw stones mean?
It means that if you were to live in a glass jar don't throw stones because you will break the glass.
Can sand turn into glass?
Yes sand can turn into glass
What is glass considered to be?
Made from stones, rocks. A prism.
How do you use the word stones in a sentence?
The riverbed had gray, black, and white stones. We built the wall with stones. People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.
How do you finish the proverb people in glass houses?
People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
Can golf ball sized hail stones break glass?
yes it can
What are two examples of insolubility in real life?
Stones in water. Glass in water.
What is the reddish stones used in Tutankhamen's death mask?
Glass that has been colored with minerals.
How do you turn marshmallows into glass?
it is not possible
How does glass stab people?
the glass that broke will turn sharp then if you stab yourself the broken glass will stab you.
People in glass houses shouldnt throw stones?
If you throw stones at glass houses, they break. In other words, make sure your own life is clean before condemning anyone else!
What has the author Herbert Eric Taylor written?
Herbert Eric Taylor has written: 'The identification of stones in glass by physical methods' -- subject(s): Glass, Stone
