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Where does Shell refine their oil?
thin air
Why does the egg float?
cause in the egg-shell there is air ! !
What is the gaseous shell of air that surrounds the earth?
the atmosphere
Why do fresh eggs tend to sink in the salt solution while those relatively not fresh floats?
The density of the shell contents. Fresh eggs have very little air within the shell. While the shell does not appear so, it is very porous and as moisture leave the shell interior, it is replaced by air. The older the egg, the bigger the air bubble within.
What caused the egg to float?
If you mean an egg in the shell, there is a small amount of air in the shell along with the egg. That acts as a float.
What is a word for a ball of air or gas usually contained in a liquid shell?
It is a bubble
Which end of an egg is not closely attached to the shell?
The large end or "air chamber"
Which part of the egg supplies oxygen to a young chick?
Inside the egg shell there are two membranes surrounding the yolk and albumen. A small amount of air is available within. The egg shell, even though it does not look like it, is porous and allows a small amount of air in and out. This air pocket is the reason eggs are incubated with the pointy end down. This allows for the maximum amount of air inside the shell to be collected and maintained within.
Is an sea shell a conductor or insulator?
A sea shell is a natural insulator because it contains minerals and air pockets that hinder the flow of electricity through it.
Why does grasshopper nymph molt?
The have solid exoskeletons which cannot grow larger, unless they split their shell and expand into a larger shell, which hardens on contact with the air.
What is the size of an air soft shotgun shell?
Air soft shotgun shells are the size of 12 gauge shotgun shells.
What are four parts of an aerial shell?
Shell casing: Outer paper or plastic casing that encloses the explosive composition. Burst charge: Explosive material within the shell that propels it into the air and causes it to burst. Lift charge: Propellant at the base of the shell that launches it into the air. Fusing system: Mechanism that ignites the burst charge at the desired altitude.
