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A compound has a definite ratio of components.
In Japanese - Raito In English - Light This is because Raito is the Japanese pronounciation of Light. EDIT: Because of Japanese pronunciation, it's pronounced Raito because in Japanese all 'l' are pronounced as 'r'
Into the school of Yagami Raito.
No. The reason depends on the metal. If it is a single metal element then there is only one component, and thus nothing to compare it with in a ratio. If it is an alloy then there are multiple components, but not in a definite ratio.
昼間 de-raito
"Raito" is just the Japanese way of pronuncing the name Light [Yagami]. L in Japanese is pronunced as r. So it is said/written many times.
Circumference of a circle : the circle's diameter
The cast of Raito noberu no tanoshii kakikata - 2010 includes: Mariko Kouda Arisa Noto Hiroki Suzuki Ayana Takeuchi
Compounds are composed of atoms of different elements chemically bonded in definite proportions. The components of mixtures are not chemically combined and they do not have definite proportions.
Raito is Light. Consider how R and L are almost equal letters in Japanese. Laito-Lighto They changed it to just Light for the English anime. They also changed Ryuku to Ryuk and Remuu to Remm =) hope this helps
Yes, they are a single element in the ratio of 1. Other metallic substances are actually alloys, and the components may be present in a range of ratios.
星影 【ほしかげ】 hoshi raito. hoshi means star and raito means light.-----------------Hoshiakari.Raito is the Japanese pronunciation of the English word "Light" while it could be used it wouldn't normally be.