The revolving turret was protected by 8 in. of iron armor. The sides were covered by iron plates from 3 to 5 in. thick, with about 27 in. of wood backing, and the deck, only 18 in. above water, was shielded with 1-in. armor.
monitor
A moderately thick cable which relays information from a computer to a desktop monitor. It tells the monitor what colors to display to form pictures and your desktop.
The USS Monitor.
Ironclad
They were called Iron Clads.
The USS Monitor.
Flat iron in pieces starting with the hair under all your hair!
Depends how thick it is.
Ya! I have SUPER thick hair, and I use it so much! I sold my flat iron and my curler. But I kept my mini flat iron.
The copper sheath is 2.37 mm thick or 3/32 " supported by an iron armature
A typical flat screen PC monitor can vary in thickness. Typically, PC monitors are around half an inch thick. Some newer PC monitors are as thin as 1/4th of an inch!
The USS Merrimack (renamed CSS Virginia) and the USS Monitor were both constructed using iron. The Merrimack was originally a wooden ship that was rebuilt with iron plating to enhance its durability, while the Monitor was designed as an ironclad warship from the start, featuring a revolving turret and a hull covered in iron armor. This use of iron revolutionized naval warfare during the American Civil War.