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What is the melting point for gold in celsius?
The melting point of gold is 1,064 degrees Celsius.
What is the Melting point methane gas?
Methane gas melts at −184°C for more info refer the chemistry dictionary.
How did puritans affect American society?
How did puritanism affect American society? well why you asking just go to the library you will get more info
Why is the world going to die?
because the sun is to hot and is burning up the world that is y the ice is melting for more info go to how to save the earth because the sun is to hot and is burning up the world that is y the ice is melting for more info go to how to save the earthWhen Jesus comes....after the rapture, i believe. When Jesus comes....after the rapture, i believe.
The main shape of an airplane?
what do you mean? but I'll give info anyways.. I'll talk about the wing if you're asking about the shape that makes it fly, the aircraft wing has an "aerofoil shape" the shape is made to have high pressure on the bottom part and low pressure on the top part, thus making it float on air.. more info? Google: Aerofoil
1985 Nissan pickup alternator replaced - positive wiring harness is melting Why?
If it is melting over a period of time, try replacing the connector on the wire at the back of the alternator, or replace the wire and connectors. A little more info would be nice!!!
How internet will affect everyday life?
it gives us more points of veiw more info and helps us keep in touch easily.
What does the Check Engine Light on a Ford Windstar mean?
It means that the computer has detected a fault that can affect the emissions of the vehicle. See related question below for more info.It means that the computer has detected a fault that can affect the emissions of the vehicle. See related question below for more info.
What are bird eggs like?
they are harder then reptiles eggs srry u will have to look for more info this is all i know
Does solar heating affect chemicals in pools?
need to know more info, please go to www.askpoolquestions.com Thank u, John
Why is the melting point of a sample which has been previously melted different from the melting point of the original sample?
When a sample is melted and then solidified again, impurities or small changes in the sample's composition can occur, leading to a different melting point. These impurities or composition changes can affect the crystal structure and interactions in the material, resulting in a shift in the melting temperature.
Info about human affect to tundra?
dood get a life
