Want this question answered?
Galvanization is just a surface treatment, and says nothing about the strength of the core material. You could have mild steel, one piece galvanized and one not, and they'd be equally strong.
Use a small flashlight bulb.... No more than 3 volts, maybe 1.5 would be better... you'll need a couple of limes, a couple of galvanized nails, a couple pieces of copper wire.Another answerPut a nail and a piece of copper in each lime, as far apart as you can. Connect one of the nails, to the copper in the other lime. Connect the copper in the first lime to the positive side of a small LED, and the galvanized nail in the 2nd lime to the negative side of it. Vwala!You should be able to get about 1 1/2 VDC out of the contraption....
An element is a substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances. An atom is a single piece of an element. If you break an atom apart, you no longer have that substance.
ChemistryNo, it isn't a chemical change. Just because the apple lost a piece, mass, and volume, doesn't mean it is no longer an apple. Rather, this is a mechanical change.
The best way survive an earthquake is lay next to a piece of furniture that is longer than you are tall. You do not want to be under the furniture in case the building's roof collapses, because that piece of furniture will also collapse. When it does, there will be a void left on either side of it, where you can be safe from the falling debris.
No one painted it it's a piece of paper!
Yes
No
A mouster piece
.199 0r 20%
Question lacks context and cannot be answered
Green Town was painted in 1947,
Galvanization is just a surface treatment, and says nothing about the strength of the core material. You could have mild steel, one piece galvanized and one not, and they'd be equally strong.
. A piece of arts "context" is the age it was painted in, the person it was painted for/ about and stuff like that
You need each piece to have a threaded end fitting, one male, one female.
nominally 42 grams
Patricks first piece of work was called "Pizza" which was painted in 1495