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What would happen if you grew a plant in jello?
it will fall
What would happen if you didn't have muscles?
Then we would metaphorically speaking be like jello
What would happen to the water cycle without precipication?
There would be no water cycle.
Does jello have pork?
Jello is water, sugar, and other chemicals that make it all bouncy and such. There is no pork in jello. Pork flavored jello would be a little wierd.
Why are bones helpful?
without them you would be a blob of unflavored jello
What would happen to a bowl of jello sitting in a fridge uncovered?
Two things happen: # The water in the jello evaporates. This is a slow process, but it leaves a thicker 'skin' on the exposed surfaces. Eventually you will end up with a hard slightly translucent mass that is much smaller. # The gelatin absorbs the flavors and smells in the refrigerator. You can end up with onion or fish flavored jello!
What would happen if there were no oceans?
Everyone would perish without water end of
What would happen to earths water without wind?
it would become to cold
What would hurt more bellyflopping into a pool of jello or a pool of water?
The reason bellyflopping hurts is that the water doesn't get out of the way fast enough when you hit it. Realizing that jello would get out m the way even slower than water does (it's a lot more viscous) it would hurt more to bellyflow into a pool of jello
What would happen if you went without water for a day?
You would likely become very dehydrated.
What would happen to land without water?
Everything would die >< and you'd get coffee cake :)
What is the density of jello in pounds per square foot or kilograms per square meter?
You can estimate this answer closely. Jello is more dense than water. If you know the density of water per square foot, add something to that number (maybe double). Another way to estimate it would be this: Have you ever picked up a bowl of jello? How much do you think it weighed? (without the bowl, of course.) You can compare the weight of a bowl of jello to anything that you know the weight of, such as a three-pound weight that you use to exercise. Estimate how many bowls of jello it would take to make one square foot. Then multiply that number by how many pounds one bowl of jello weighs.
