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What is maint by bulk density?
Bulk density is a mainly a property of powders, granules and other separated solids, usually used in minerals like soil or gravel. It is defined as the total amount of particles over the total volume they occupy.
Health risks associated with using chemicals and powders?
An extremely general answer - poisoning. Possible chemical 'burn' if chemical is corrosive.
What is chemical formula for anti v powder?
I suppose that these antivirus powders are only nonsense.
What is the chemical name for asfoetida?
Asfoetida is not a chemical compound (thus has no chemical name), it is found in Indian food recepies and used in mixed curry or peppery powders.
What is the chemical formula for face powder?
There isn't one. There are millions of different types of powders, and most powders contain a vast array of different compounds. So there is no chemical formula for powder itself. You may be able to find an answer if you specify what powder you are referring to.
Does a chemical mask protect against depleted uranium?
Against uranium powders or liquid aerosols you need a mask with filter for powders. Bulk depleted uranium is practically not dangerous.
A graduated cylinder is used to measure?
density -------- Graduated cyllinders are used to measure volumes of liquids, powders or fine granules.
What is baking powders chemical called?
Baking Powder is the common name for Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate, NaHCO3.
What chemical agents primary attack the airways and lungs's?
- corrosive chemicals - radioactive chemicals - carcinogenic chemicals - fine powders
What has a greater density a tiny industrial diamond used in grinding powders or a 3 carat diamond in a wedding ring?
The tiny industrial diamond used in grinding powders will typically have a greater density than a 3 carat diamond in a wedding ring. Industrial diamonds are engineered to be very dense and durable to withstand grinding applications, whereas diamonds in jewelry are cut for brilliance and aesthetic appeal.
What chemical substance do effervescent powders release when mixed with water?
Effervescent powders typically release carbon dioxide gas when mixed with water. This gas is produced from the reaction between an acid (such as citric acid) and a base (such as sodium bicarbonate) in the powder.
What are the advantages of powders?
powders dissolve easier in liquids then solids
