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What structure keeps a contact lens on the cornea and prevents it from becoming lodged on the posterior surface of the eyeball?
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Prevents surfaces in contact from sliding past each other?
Sliding friction prevents surfaces in contact from sliding past each other.
How do painting prevent rusting?
Prevents contact of Iron with oxygen and water
What prevents metal to metal contact in cars?
Oil, Lube, Grease,
Force that prevents two forces in contact from sliding past each other?
The force that prevents two forces in contact from sliding past each other is friction. Friction has the ability to keep things from moving.
What is a force that prevents the start of any movement between surfaces in contact?
Friction.
Can you have contact lenses and still be a lifeguard?
Yes, contact lenses do not stop you becoming a lifeguard or swimming
When is it essential to clean a food thermometer?
A contact food thermometer must be cleaned after every use. This prevents buildup on the probe and prevents contamination with the next use.
When is essential to clean a food thermometer?
A contact food thermometer must be cleaned after every use. This prevents buildup on the probe and prevents contamination with the next use.
How does lubrication protect a cars engine?
It prevents high friction metal-on-metal contact.
Why you use tin with contact food?
Tin is not very reactive when in contact with acidic foods so it is used to coat steel to make food cans; This prevents the food being tainted by can and prevents the food from damaging the steel can and potentially breaching its integrity.
What kind of guard attaches to a machine that prevents the operator from making contact with a hazardous area?
Fixed
What prevents surfaces in contact from sliding past each other?
Friction prevents surfaces in contact from sliding past each other. There are several types of friction including dry friction, fluid friction, lubricated friction, skin friction and internal friction.
