Mild metal and maybe plastic for the handles
metal is hard and strong and it can cut things easily
Here is an answer from a 1998 article: That's hard to say. Every now and then, in one of those lists of factoids you never knew ('Debbie Gibson and Amy Fisher went to the same high school'; 'Nutmeg is poisonous if injected into the bloodstream'), you'll read that Leonardo da Vinci invented scissors. But if he did, we sure couldn't find any mention of it. Not in his biography in the World Book Encyclopedia, in any case. We think it's more likely that scissors - or something darn close to them - have been around for thousands of years. According to Encyclopaedia Britannica (and if you can't believe them, who can you believe?), scissors were used in ancient Rome. And Robert Maudlin of the National Association of Scissors and Shears Manufacturers says he's seen pictures of scissor-like objects dating back to the ancient Egyptians. It wasn't until 1761, however, that Robert Hinchliffe of Sheffield, England first used cast steel to make scissors. That's when their popularity really took off.
The fulcrum of scissors is the pin or screw which holds the two blades together.
Computer chips are made with Silicon (metal). Glass, however, is made from Silica (sand) which sounds similar, but is actually quite different.
In the middle between Polycarbonate is a very thin layer of a reflecting metal that may be either Steel, Gold or Alloy. Although different disks may have different metals in them due to where they may be made or type of disk.
A light bulb is made out of three items. A filament produces the light, glass gives the light bulb shape and controls the brightness, and the base allows the bulb to be placed in a socket.
Scissors are Conductors, DUHHHHH
because of the metal (the material) it's made out of!!!!! did i help?? comment yes or no?
Scissors are made up of a pair of metal blades that can be used for cutting various materials such as paper, cardboard, metal foil, cloth, etc. They can also be used to cut food or hair.
Can you please pass the metal scissors Daniel?
Because electricity will travel through almost everything but wood, rubber, and a few more. Scissors have metal in them, and that is the thing that electricity loves to travel through.
Scissors and/or clippers will do that.
The metal part of the scissors would be magnetised to mimic the North pole of a magnet. It may not last long as handling the scissors will reduce the magnetism over time.
Scissors are first class levers. When you close the handle part then metal part closes cutting the paper.
Really anything that is solid and not brittle could probably be used for scissors.
Yes. You can cut a coin in half with real laser. or a good pair of tin shears (special scissors made for cutting metal)
no.
The physical properties of scissors is determined by the material they are made of and the style of the scissors. Some scissors are pointed and some have round, blunt ends.