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How is brain size measured in a lab?
with a tape measure
Three science students measured the lengths of their lab specimens which specimen was the longest?
Three science students measured the lengths of their lab specimens the longest specimen would be 20.3 cm. This is because 25 mm is 2.5 cm, and 201 mm is 20.1 cm.
What do you use to measure the height of your lab partner?
Height is measured in foot and inch. Centimeter can also be used.
When is corrosion useful?
Corrosion will be useful when you work on corrosion industry.
How is mass measured in a lab?
Mass is measured using a lab balance...this is a weighing scales that's a bit more sensitive. For really small amounts of solids we use microbalances that can measure thousandths of a gram. For liquids the density is on most bottles of liquids so a quick calculation (density = mass x volume) tells you how much of a liquid you need to measure out.
How is brain size measured in a lab?
with a tape measure
What is density in a short sentence?
The lab technician measured the density of the liquid.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of corrosion in general?
There are only some instances where corrosion is desired. But generally corrosion is bad.One such instance of corrosion being good is concrete to metal bonding where slight or measured corrosion is required to key in high strength steel to structural concrete.Generally if something corrodes it is damaged.Note: Please can whomever listed corrosion intercept products please refrain from posting incorrect information that is not pertanent to the question!!!! Answer the question.
What method for corrision inhibitor hitech 580 is used in lab?
Corrosion is the wearing away of a metal due to a reaction a reaction of another chemical.
Three science students measured the lengths of their lab specimens which specimen was the longest?
Three science students measured the lengths of their lab specimens the longest specimen would be 20.3 cm. This is because 25 mm is 2.5 cm, and 201 mm is 20.1 cm.
What is a measure of how clear water is in a water system?
This is 'turbidity' and is measured in 'ppm' when you have a water sample analysed in a lab.
What do you use to measure the height of your lab partner?
Height is measured in foot and inch. Centimeter can also be used.
If three students measured the lengths of their lab specimens which one would be the longest?
There is no way to tell the lengths of their lab specimens without knowing what they are. There is no way to predict who will have the longest specimen.
How did WD-40 get its name?
WD-40 actually stands for "Water Displacement, 40th attempt" which chemist Norm Larsen wrote in his lab book in 1953. It took him 40 tries to develop a formula that would effectively prevent corrosion. Corrosion is prevented by displacing water.
When is corrosion useful?
Corrosion will be useful when you work on corrosion industry.
What are some lab safety signs?
One would indicate an emergency eyewash. Another would indicate a corrosion hazard. And another would indicate the position of fire extinguishers, or of the First Aid.
How is mass measured in a lab?
Mass is measured using a lab balance...this is a weighing scales that's a bit more sensitive. For really small amounts of solids we use microbalances that can measure thousandths of a gram. For liquids the density is on most bottles of liquids so a quick calculation (density = mass x volume) tells you how much of a liquid you need to measure out.
