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You could be electrocuted if you try to use water to put out a?
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Did Spottedleaf meant that Tigerstar will try to drown Firestar when she said water can quench fire?
Why, yes, you could put it that way.
How do you calculate electical power?
use a voltage counter thingy or try getting electrocuted
Filling above ground pool?
Try water. I could be wrong, but try water.
WHAT SHOULD i put on my notes?
You could try notes...
If a live wire were dropped into a pool of deionized water you were swimming in would you be electrocuted?
Really depends on the voltage of the live wire. Thought the water is "deionized," water can self-ionize with the equation: 2H2O <==> H3O+ + OH- Thus even though the water is deionized, if the voltage is high enough, it will ionize the water and the water will conduct electricity, thus if the voltage is high enough, you would be electrocuted. But it is not a good idea to try. That's the best way to FRY yourself and start pushing up daisys rather quickly.
Would a 2channel amp 1400w work with two 1200w subs?
no it will not and do not try that i almost got electrocuted from it
Does water occupy space?
Yes. Water occupies space. If you don't believe try out an experiment where you put water in a syringe and try to push it.
What happens to the water if you try to put tuning fork?
YOU DONT
In its purest form does water conducts electricity?
Pure water does conduct electricity, but only to a small extent. It contains very low levels of hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions. Try touching power lines with a wet stick and see if you get electrocuted! It's the water, not the wood, that does the damage.
Which two reactants are needed for light dependent reaction?
My friends, the only 2 things you need are light and water. Sorry, though. If you dunk a lit light bulb in water, you will not get a light-dependent reaction. You will get electrocuted.... so don't try this one at home!
Have a auto with cracked block and need to get it home what can you put in block to get it home?
If the crack is weeping water (crack is next to water jacket) you could try temp fix products like chemiweld or irontite
Why mustn't water be used to try to put out oil fires?
coz
