A fireman's.
Also referred to as "Bunker Gear", this is the usual protective clothing worn by a FIREFIGHTER when fighting structural (building) fires, or performing rescues. Turnouts are so named because when not in use, they are kept ready to don quickly by 'turning out' the pants over the boots. This way, the firefighter simply steps into the boots and pulls the pants up. Firefighters are typically expected to be able to don all of their equipment is about one minute. The heavily insulated turnouts can be uncomfortably hot to wear, but keep the extreme temperatures of a fire away from the firefighter's body. Structural turnouts will fail at approximately 1200°F (650°C).
Turnouts consist of a coat, pants and suspenders, leather or rubber waterproof boots, a hood, a strong helmet with eye protection, gloves, a belt, and SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus). When fully dressed, a firefighter will be wearing about 70lbs (32kg) of gear, not including any additional tools being carried.
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A fireman's
A fireman's
A fireman's
A fire-fighter, or fireman, wears turnouts. They are usually made of Nomex or other fire-retardant material.
A mixture whose composition is uniform throughout is called Homogeneous Mixture.
a pure substance. either a compound or an element. Also, a solution, which is a homogeneous mixture, not a pure substance.
"Whose responsibility is it to see whether it's working?"
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Depends on whose pennies (which country) and the force of gravity which is not uniform.
the high voter turnout in Australia -apex
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The breed was actually created by the cross breeding of working sheep dogs from rural Germany by an ex cavalry officer called Max von Stephanitz whose aim was to create a working dog for herding which could trot for long periods.
A solution.