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What light that strikes the following materials clear plastic aluminum foil and tissue paper?
Clear plastic is transparent and allows light to pass through with minimal scattering. Aluminum foil is opaque and reflects light. Tissue paper is semi-translucent and scatters light, making it appear diffused.
What happens to light that strikes the following materials clear plasticaluminum foil and tissue paper?
Clear plastic allows light to pass through with minimal interference. Aluminum foil reflects light due to its shiny surface. Tissue paper scatters and absorbs light because of its fibrous and translucent nature.
What keeps things colder aluminum plastic or toilet tissue?
Aluminum is worst, plastic better, and toilet tissue best at insulating things if the dimensions are "nominal" from one material to the other. Aluminum conducts heat very well, and it is a poor insulator. Plastic can conduct heat, but not as well as aluminum. Tissue, on the other hand, has a lot of "dead air spaces" within its structure. These trapped air places reduce heat movement by convection. And this makes tissue a better insulator than the other materials.
Can aluminum be made from tissue paper?
No, aluminum cannot be made from tissue paper. Aluminum is a metallic element that is extracted from bauxite ore through a process called electrolysis, while tissue paper is made from cellulose fibers sourced from wood or recycled paper products. The two materials are fundamentally different in their composition and properties, making it impossible to convert tissue paper into aluminum.
What is the bowel made of?
made from plastic and also some are made from wood
What happens when gamma rays strike living tissue?
When a gamma ray strikes living tissue (as when it strikes any matter) it deposits energy through excitation and ionization of the tissue's atoms and molecules. Since most of the matter in tissue is water, this mostly happens to water molecules. This creates free radicals (such as hydroxyl radicals), hydrogen peroxide, etc. These can then damage biological molecules such as DNA and this is known as an indirect effect. The gamma ray can also excite or ionize biological molecules directly.
what material aluminium foil or tissue paper cast a darker shadow explain why?
Aluminum foil would cast a darker shadow because the material is more dense. Light can still pass through the less dense tissue paper.
What happens to the muscle tissue in a dislocated shoulder?
it is damaged
What happens to the muscle tissue when exercising?
muscle contraction
What happens after you sneeze?
You sometimes get a tissue and blow your nose.
What happens at the tissue level for gas exchange?
it will be exhaling.
What happens to bone tissue if not used?
It is technically impossible to NOT "use your bone tissue". Because the skeleton is built of bone tissue it is in constant use.
