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What happens if you drop a piece of jelly with bacteria into boiling water?
It melts. Because it is a solid when it is heated up it melts.
What structure liquefies foods using acids and begins protein digestion?
The name of that structure is stomach. Your stomach starts to digest the food. So the food becomes more liquid. It uses very strong acid for this purpose. The acid is hydrochloric acid. It is wonderful to have such strong acid to be used in your body.
How is natural gas collected?
Natural gas is too hard to Compress, so, it is collected straight from the ground and pumped to homes. When a Gas field is found they just use a pipe like they do oil to tap into the Gas pocket. Butane is a gas that can be compressed it liquefies under pressure, that why a Lighter looks like it has Liquid in it, you CAN NOT do this with natural gas. This a easy way to explain it
What phase is dry ice changing into dry ice?
Dry ice is made when carbon dioxide (CO2) gas is compressed in a high-pressure container until it liquefies. Upon the release of pressure, some of the liquid turns into gas that cools some of the liquid into its solid state in the form of dry ice. Check link below for more information on dry ice and dry ice makers.
How does IO have active volcanoes?
Io, like all the moons of Jupiter, is subject to intense tidal stresses caused by Jupiter's powerful gravity. Those tides generate friction within the moon, causing its temperature to remain much higher than, for example, our own moon. That heat liquefies and/or evaporates minerals inside Io, which then vent from the surface in precisely the same manner as volcanoes on Earth.
What rock results when sand liquefies?
Sandstone is the rock that results when sand liquefies.
How does solid liquefies?
It meltes and then turns Into liquid
What organ has acid that liquefies food?
The stomach
What does an earthquake do to saturated soil?
It can shake it about so that it liquefies.
Which form of heat is absorbed when a solid liquefies?
latent heat
What is the temperature at which a solid liquefies?
The melting point which is at 100 Celsius.
What liquefies food by secreting hydrochloric acid and other juices?
stomach
What happens to glass when heat is applied so that it molds into whatever shape you what?
The glass liquefies.
What is that something really cold?
Liquid helium, it liquefies at -230 to -240 degrees Celsius.
What body part liquefies food with hydrochloric acid?
the stomach... but does anyone know how actually HCl liquifies food.
Is chlorine gas liquefies at - 35 degree celsius under normal pressure a chemical or a physical change?
Physical
Is chlorine gas liquefies at 35 degree celsius under normal pressure a chemical or a physical change?
chemical
