There are three metals used in wheel weights, steel, zinc and lead. Steel and zinc are hard metals, and lead is a soft one. I would clamp the weight in question in a vise and try to bend it; if it can be bent fairly easily, it's lead.
Without the size opf the block, if is not possible tell the weight,
I had to wait before the nurse was able to tell me my baby's weight.
It is 10.1 kg - if you want to convert this to another weight you will have to tell us what you want to convert it to.
you tell me
What are its (detailed) dimensions and what is it made of? Tell me that, and I can tell you the weight. But if you're going to go to all the trouble of measuring it, it would probably be easier just to weigh it.
You have to tell us who made it. feather weight
Lead source can help you to determine how to proceed and can tell how it is created. In lead source the XX helps in identifying the action the user made.
common sense should tell you it's due to the weight of the base
The shaft is made of wood (obviously!), the pencil 'lead' is actually made of graphite and clay in varying amounts according to the hardness. The lead is called so because it makes a mark similar to rubbing the element lead on a piece of paper.
If you don't provide the weight of the chain, how is anyone supposed to be able to tell you what its worth? Thats how gold is valued, by weight, not by where it was made.
I can't tell if you mean "crystal" as in "made of a crystalline material" or "crystal" as in "made of lead crystal, which is not technically a crystal at all". Take it to a jeweler. There's not any simple foolproof way a layman could tell.
they are completely different elements so there are many differences with respect to density, boiling/freezing points, conductivity, malleability and many other characteristics
Bro no one can tell u the weight until unless you tell the name and capacity of the crane...how anyone can tell u the weight!!
Tell me the year and I can tell you the answer.
Most common is a lost wheel weight, putting the wheel out of balance, or a damaged tire or bent rim. sometimes it can be other problems, but those are the most common.
From center of front wheel to center of rear wheel that will tell you the wheel base.
yousay,.you r a 3rd wheel thats how