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How do you say gold in Thai?
Gold = tong (spoken like the English word "song" NOT with a long "o" as in the English word "note" = ทอง
How long to melt a pound of gold?
It would take around 10-15 minutes to melt a pound of gold at a typical melting temperature of 1,948 degrees Fahrenheit. This time can vary based on the efficiency of the melting equipment being used.
How many ounces in one pound of gold?
Gold and other precious metals are usually weighed in the Troy weight system. The system used in the US is called the avoirdupois weight system or (avdp) where sixteen ounces equals one pound. A pound (avdp) is equal to 1.21528338 Troy pounds. One Troy ounce of gold weighs 1.0971377 ounce (avdp) and there are 12 Troy ounces in one Troy pound and only 0.822853347 pounds (avdp) in a Troy pound. Be extremely careful when you buy gold by the Ton to always know that both you and the seller are talking the same measurement short long or metric Ton. It could be an expensive error.
Was their a English dollar?
There never was an official English dollar. For a long time in the 20th century "dollar" was slang for 5 shillings (1/4 of a pound). This may have been related to the US dollar having an exchange rate to the pound of £1 = $4.
Did the pyramid of Giza have gold at the top?
It is not gold, just stone. However there is the possibility that the tip was, at one time, covered with gold or electrum [a mixture of gold and silver]. The tip was known as the capstone or pyramidion but is missing.
Who invented pound notes?
The "Pound", as a circulating unit of currency, was first issued by the Bank of England in 1797. They did not last very long and were superceded by the gold Sovereign in 1817. The first regular issue of One Pound notes was by His Majesty's Treasury in 1914. The Bank of England resumed the minting of the One Pound note in 1928.
How big is one pound of gold?
This is all based on pure 24 ct gold (if it's not, it gets more complicated because different alloys may alter weights): 1 x CC (cubic centimeter ) of water = 1 gm (gram) 1 x CC of gold = 19.3 gm 1 Pound (Avo) = 453.592 gm 453.592 divided by 19.3 = 23.5021 cubic centimeters of gold. So, working all that out into a rough rectangle, 1 pound of gold is approximately 4cm wide x 4cm long x 1.5cm high.
How long per pound does it take to cook a meatloaf?
how long does it take to cook a ten pound meat loaf
How long to cook two 8 pound pork loins?
ANY roast, 3lbs. or greater, should be cooked at 325 degrees, for 40 minutes per pound. When cooking 2 or more roasts add the weights together as if they were 1 roast. I normally cook pork at 350 F ( 177C) for 25 minutes per pound covered in a roasting pan or 30 minutes per pound not covered in a roasting pan. On a rotisserie I go about 30 minutes a pound. So that would be about 7 hours for 16 lbs. Always check doneness with a meat thermometer (they are usually marked for the correct temperature).
How long do you have to work out for to burn off a pound?
3500 calories = 1 pound
How long do you deep fry a 5 pound pork tenderloin?
how long do you deep fry a 5 pound pork tenderloin
What weighs more a ton of feathers or gold?
> neither, they both weigh 2,000 pounds > > They both weigh the same. They're both a ton. > The above is not complete. Gold is measured using the Troy system of weights where the ounce is heavier but there's less of them per pound. 1 Avoirdupois ounce = 28.3 grams (Feathers) 1 Troy ounce = 31.1 grams (Gold) There are 12 Troy Ounces is a Troy Pound. There are 16 Avoirdupois Ounces in a Avoirdupois Pound 453 grams in a Avoirdupois pound. 373 grams in a Troy Pound So the Avoirdupois pound is heavier. a troy ton is 2450 troy pounds or 913 kg a Avoirdupois ton has 2 weights, the short ton and the long ton. (note: in the US "short ton" is known as ton and long ton is mostly unused, also known as the imperial ton) a short ton, 907 kg (2000lbs) a long ton is 1016 kg (2240 lbs) So, a short ton of feathers weighs less than a ton of gold, a long ton of feathers weighs more than a ton of gold. Fun times. Unless of course you're referring to the metric ton which is 1000 kg (2205 lbs). In which case they are the same weight.
