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Which matiereal was used to hold the top layer of stones together?
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Hold polar molecules together
What is a keystone?
A keystone is a middle stone in the tin of an arch to hold the two sides together.
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Sex alone may not have enough to hold a failing relationship together, but it can defineately help hold one together.
What type of bond is needed to hold polymers together?
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Hold everything together means to keep your composure and keep everyone around you together and composed as well.
Which material was used to hold the top layer of stones together?
Mortar, a mixture of sand, water, and lime or cement, is commonly used to hold the top layer of stones together in construction projects. It acts as a bonding agent to secure the stones in place and provide structural stability.
Why didn't the great buildings of Cusco need mortar to hold the stones together?
The stones were cut so precisely that mortar was not required.
Why didn't the great buildings of Cusco need to mortar to hold the stones together?
The stones were cut so precisely that mortar was not required.
What would a castle keep be made off?
stone and mortar to hold the stones together
Why didn't the great buildings of cusco need mortar to hold the stone together?
The stones were cut so precisely that mortar was not required.
How much GB a can a DVD hold?
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What are the two materials used hold the marble stones in place for the Washington monument?
192 stones
Function of mortar?
Mortar, in brickwork and stone work is a mix of cement, lime and sand, mixed with water to make a binding agent to hold the bricks or stones together.
When membranes are frozen and then fractured they tend to break along the middle of the bi layer because?
the hydrophobic interactions that hold the membrane together are weakest at this point.
What kind of mortar was used to hold the stone together in the Egyptian Pyramids?
none they are made to fit <- original answer that is incorrect. The casing stones, the outer stones, were cemented together with an unknown mortar that is hydraulic - the Great Pyramid was waterproof to keep out rains and flood waters from the inner temples.
What is a keystone?
A keystone is a middle stone in the tin of an arch to hold the two sides together.
