because glass and chinaware are delicate substances and can break with a little shock.So,they are packed with straws as straws have air pockets which decreases force and prevent glass and chinaware from breaking
Tins glass cardboard plastic I think that's it really
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Construction of a kaleidoscope:Three rectangular mirror strips of dimensions 15cm × 4cm (l × b) are joined together to form a prism (fig a). This prism is fixed into a circular cardboard tube. The circular cardboard tube should be slightly longer that the prism (fig b). This circular tube is now closed at one end with a cardboard disc. This disc has a hole in it through which we can see (fig c) .At the other end of the circular tube, a plane glass plate is fixed. It is important that this glass plate touches the prism mirrors. On this glass plate, several small and broken pieces of coloured glass are placed. This end is now closed by a round glass plate allowing enough space for the coloured glass pieces to move (fig d).
Newspaper, aluminum, cardboard, plastic, and paper
Yes, but not all glass under ordinary circumstances. Ordinary window glass can be broken by a snowball (I have seen it happen). Plate glass and automotive glass are more resistant to breakage. Also, snowballs sometimes have extraneous objects, such as pebbles, packed into them, and these can break even more resistant glass. All of this depends, of course, on how hard the snowball is thrown. If the person throwing the snowball is moving, for example in a vehicle, or the snowball is thrown downward to accelerate under gravity, or the snowball hits a moving vehicle, even a soft snowball could break resistant glass.
Porcelain and glass is fragile, it is important that when transported the pieces are protected from sharp jarring and from touching each other. The packing material separates and cushions the pieces.
Porcelain and glass is fragile, it is important that when transported the pieces are protected from sharp jarring and from touching each other. The packing material separates and cushions the pieces.
The air pressure in the air under the cardboard is pushing up, thus keeping the cardboard and water in the glass.
yes
the ping-pong ball is drown in the glass filled with water, or maybe it will join the cardboard..
and why?
when water is filled up to the brim then water and cardboard are in complete contact with each other , there is no space for air to enter in ...... so it creates a sort of cacuum....and when glass is turned upside down then that created vacuum leads to the hanging of cardboard on its own
Honey is most frequently packed and stored in glass containers, sometimes with the bee hive wax stored inside.
Paper, glass, plastic, aluminum, steel, precious metals, and cardboard.
In polyethylene bags or cardboard boxes. Rarely in glass bottles.
ornaments and articles made from glass.
Class 100 if shipped in glass bottles and cardboard boxes.