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Are chairs shell solid or frame structures?
chairs are shell/solid structures because it is a solid and can be considered a frame
What does shell structure mean?
Shell structures predominantly resist loads on them by direct compression. That is without bending or flexure. Since most materials are more effective in compression than in bending, shell structures result in lesser thickness than flat structures. Please also see the related question below.
What are examples of man made shell structures?
A Coke Can A Plane A Helmet
Are the shell of a turtle and that of snail homologous or analogous?
Analogous, Turtles and snails have no common ancestor and so they evolved independently of one another from different methods/structures. The Snails shell is secreted by specialised glands in the mantle whereas the turtle shell is modified skin
Group of prokaryotes with strong cell walls and a variety of structures?
eubacteria
What Makes the Egg Shell so Strong?
the shell shape makes it strong.
What are the differences between frame and shell structures?
Shell structures are enclosed and hollow in the middle e.g. a snail shell or a house. Frame structures are open on the sides e.g. a tree or the Eiffel tower.
Are chairs shell solid or frame structures?
chairs are shell/solid structures because it is a solid and can be considered a frame
What are shell structures examples?
Shell structures have solid surfaces. They are hollow and there shape is often curved.Eg: Eggs, helmets, conch shell etc.Some of the examples of shell structures are storage tanks (water, oil, gas), domed roofs, and pressure vessels.
Can you give examples of shell structures?
It depends... CAN I????? Yeah, the sydney opera house and snail shell.
How strong is a coconut's shell?
as thick as this question
What are some famous shell structures?
The taj mahal in India
Are turtles shell structures?
they might be either shells or solids
What does shell structure mean?
Shell structures predominantly resist loads on them by direct compression. That is without bending or flexure. Since most materials are more effective in compression than in bending, shell structures result in lesser thickness than flat structures. Please also see the related question below.
What is an n1 shell in science?
a shell for science is strong and hollow inside the object
What are some defense structures on a lady bug?
it's hard shell
What are examples of man made shell structures?
A Coke Can A Plane A Helmet
