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What was the substance called that peasants used to make there house walls out of?
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∙ 13y ago
Mud, stone and thatching.
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Bacterial cell walls contain a unique substance called?
chitin
The cell walls of most fungi contain a hard substance called?
Chitin
What are the Tough material found in the cell walls of all fungi?
The cell walls of fungi are composed of a tough substance called chitin
What are the walls of xylem reinforced with?
The walls of xylem are reinforced with a substance called lignin. Lignin is a complex non-carbohydrate substance found along with cellulose. Lignin reinforces the walls of the xylem to provide rigidity and support and helps to keep the vessels open for water flow.
When was The House with a Clock in Its Walls created?
The House with a Clock in Its Walls was created in 1973.
What did peasants do for lords?
Lords provided protection and meager living quarters for the peasants. But peasants were indentured servants in the middle ages (when Feudalism was pretty much the only form of government) not because they owed debt, but simply because they were born into it. They could never work their way up the social ladder, and the only protection the lords provided was to let all the peasants into the walls of their manor house during raids, not exactly a win-win.
Is heat energy stored energy?
It can be if the substance bearing the heat is in a completely vacuum tight container and it isn't touching the walls of the container and there's no connection between the substance and the walls of the container. Actually no, stored energy is not heat energy and is called potential energy or chemical energy.
The yellow house has yellow walls. The blue house has blue wallsThe red house has red walls. What is the colour of the walls in the green house?
Still, i cannot tell you!
Why is the white called the White House?
The President's house has natural stone walls that are off-white in color and that is the way it was until it was gutted by a fire set by British troops in 1814. The fire blackened the stone walls, so when it restored, they painted the walls white. The painted walls were noticeably whiter than the natural stone had been , so people began calling it the White House.
If a house has shiny walls will the heat reflect of the walls and stay in the house?
yes it will because it is shiny
The cell walls of plants are made of what substance?
cellulose
Who burned books and forces peasants to work on the great walls of China?
emporer qin shin Huang
