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What is a lubricants made of?
any substance that reduces friction
What is made up of two components the most common configuration being a solid solute and a liquid solvent?
solution
What is made up of 2 components the most common configuration being a solid solute and a liquid solvent?
This is a homogeneous solution.
What is the most common liquid compound?
The most common liquid compound is water.
Most liquid laundry detergents are alive?
Most liquid laundry detergents are alive
Is motor oil a liquid?
Yes. There are other lubricants that are used in motors that are not liquids too.
What are examples of lubricants?
A dry lubricant is a material that is able to reduce friction between two surfaces without the need for a liquid-based lubricant. Examples include graphite and molybdenum disulfide, the two most common dry lubricants, but hexagonal boron nitride and tungsten disulfide can also be used.
What is the function of a lantern ring in stuffing box?
- To distribute lubricants or liquid to the packing during operations.
What is a lubricants made of?
any substance that reduces friction
How does lubricants reduce frictions?
It's liquid, ofcourse it's going to smooth out friction, reducing heat
What is most of the earth made of gas liquid or solid?
gas liquid
Synthetic lubricants are made of products based on?
B. Silicon
Why are lubricants used on machinery?
Lubricants make the machines movement easier. they reduce the friction made by two moving parts so that they do not wear out quickly
Can all liquids be used as lubricants?
No. For instance, water, although it might allow things to slip and slide is not a lubricant. Lubricants are most commonly oil based products. Liquid Acid, for example, would not perform as a lubricant, not would runny glue.
Where should liquid teflon lubricants be applied to pipe threads?
Only apply thread sealant to the MALE threads of the pipe.
What has the author E L McMurtrey written?
E. L. McMurtrey has written: 'High performance solid and liquid lubricants' -- subject(s): Handbooks, manuals, Lubrication and lubricants 'Lubrication handbook for the space industry' -- subject(s): Chemical properties, Greases, Hydraulic fluids, Lubricating oils, Mechanical properties, Solid lubricants
Are there lubricants in washing up liquid?
assuming that 'washing up liquid' means soap, or a soap-water mix, the answer would be yes. soaps are long organic molecules with both a polar and a non polar end, and they can act similar to lubricants (such as motor oil, which is just a mixture of very long organic molecules that are entirely non-polar)
