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What is a good name to call a skeleton model?
how about Calcius, or Mr. Bones
What has a lower melting point ice or ice cream What experiment can you use to prove this?
it's -0000 degreee calcius
How do you convert calcius into feranihite?
Assuming you meant Celsius to Fahrenheit - Multiply the degrees C by 1.8 then add 32.
Is a change of temperature of 1 calcius degree the same as a change of 1 Fahrentheat degrre?
No, a change of 1 degree Celsius is not the same as a change of 1 degree Fahrenheit. The conversion formula is °C × 9/5 + 32 = °F, so a change of 1 degree Celsius is equivalent to a change of 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit.
What is the similarity between physical and chemical change?
Both physical and chemical changes involve a transformation in the properties of matter. In physical changes, the substance's form or state changes, without forming a new substance. In contrast, chemical changes result in the formation of a new substance with different chemical properties.
¨Jacques Cartier is cool.¨?
yes s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s
What is the greatest concern that should be considered before converting a factory from human workforce to robotic workforce?
nnn s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sss s s s s s
What lies and secrets are used in Inkheart?
your mom' ss s s s s s s sss s s s s s s s
What words can be made from the word devastation?
Words that can be formed: Devastation:AdAdoAdsAid (s)Aide (s)And (s)Anode (s)Ante (s)AntiAnt (s)AteAvidAvoid (s)DaisDate (s)DeistDen (s)DieDiesDiet (s)Diva (s)Divan (s)Dive (s)DoeDoesDoneDoseEatEdit (s)End (s)Eon (s)IdeaIdeasIdesInsetIon (s)ItsNaive (s)NaivestNave (s)NeatNestNet (s)Nit (s)NodNodeNoesNoiseNoseNote (s)NotOdeOdesOneOnsetOven (s)SadSaidSaintSandSatinSeaSendSetonSetSideSiteSitSnotSodSotStaidStainStationStaveSteadSteinStetStone (d)Tad (s)Tan (s)Tat (s)Tea (s)TenTestTideTidesTiedTieTiesTine (s)Tin (s)Tone (s)Ton (s)Tote (s)Tot (s)VainestVainVane (s)VatVein (s)VestVetoVet (s)ViaViand (s)Video (s)Vie (s)VinaVine (s)VitaVitaeVoe (s)Void (s)Vote (s)
What is the silent letter in chassis?
The (s) at he end
How many words in sportsmanship?
SPORTSMANSHIP a, aim(s), air(s), am, an, ant(s), amp, apart, apt, art(s), as, ash, at, ham(s), hash, harm(s), harp(s), harsh, hart(s), hasp(s), him, hip(s), his, hiss, hit(s), hop(s), host(s), hot(s), I, import(s), in, is, it, its, ma, man, map(s), mart(s), mash, mar(s), marsh, mass, mast(s), math, miss, mist(s), mop(s), morn(s), moss, most, nap(s), nip(s), nit(s), norm(s), north, nosh, o, oh(s), op(s), or, pan(s), parsnip(s), part(s), pass, past, pat(s), pin(s), pint(s), pi(s), pinto(s), pit(s), pot(s), porn, port(s), posh, pram(s), print(s), prism(s), prom(s), prompt, prop(s), psi(s), ram(s), ramp(s), rant(s), rap(s), rash, rasp(s), rat(s), rim(s), rip(s), roam(s), roast(s), roman, romp(s), rot(s), sap(s), sat, sham(s), sharp(s), shin(s), ship(s), shop(s), short(s), shot(s), sit(s), smash, snap(s), snappish, snapshot(s), snot(s), snort(s), so, sop(s), sot(s), snip(s), snit(s), spam(s), spar(s), spin(s), spit(s), spot(s), sport(s), sportsman, sportsmanship, sprain(s), sprint(s), star(s), stamp(s) staph, stash, stomp(s), storm(s), strain(s), strap(s), strip(s), strop(s), tam(s), tan(s), tap(s), than, thin, this, tin(s), tip(s), to, top(s), train(s), trap(s), tram(s), tramp(s), trash, trim(s), trip(s), tromp(s)
How many words can you make using accomplishments?
ACCOMPLISHMENTS a, as, at, ate, ace(s), ache(s), am, assent, aim(s), ale(s), ail(s), ape(s), accomplish(es), accomplishment(s), accent(s), ash(es), aisle, ailment(s), ample, amen(s), ant(s), come(s), com, cope(s), cone(s), con(s), coin(s), comment(s), coal, colt(s), cop(s), cot(s), coast, coat(s), comp(s), compile(s), complies, camp(s), cake, cant(s), cite(s), cost, clomp(s), clone(s), clam(s), chose, choice(s), chip(s), chap(s), chomp(s), chop(s), chain(s), chalice(s), chain(s), chin(s), chit(s), chime(s), clan(s), claim(s), clash(es), china, cleat(s), cheat(s), chat(s), clinch(es), cliche(s) chase(s), chant(s), camisole(s), case(s), en(s), em(s), eat(s), eon(s), echo, hi, ho, hone(s), home(s), hop(s), hope(s), hot, host, hose, heist, hip(s), hat(s), hate(s), haste, him, his, hit(s), he, heap(s), hasp, hail(s), hale, heal(s), heat(s), hilt(s), I, in, is, inset, into, imp, implies, isle, lie(s), ice(s), lie(s), lint, lime(s), lice, lip(s), lemon(s), list, lit, lite, lisp, lace(s), lamp(s), limp, lone, loan(s), loam(s), lot(s), late, last, lame, lane(s), lain, lance(s), lope(s), least, lost, lose, lash, lathe(s), limn(s), limp(s), me, mint(s), map(s), mate(s), mail(s), male(s), mane(s) main(s), mash, men, man, mane(s), mat(s), mate(s), mom(s), moan(s), mile(s), meal(s), mole(s), mote(s), math(s), mine(s), mean(s), meme(s), mesh, mist, mast, no, nope, not(s), note(s), net(s), neat, nap(s), nape(s), nit(s), nite(s), name(s), oat(s), o, oh, omen(s), pen(s), pent, plies, pile(s) poem(s), pone(s), pole(s), past, post, pit(s), pin(s), poet(s), polish, polite, place(s), police, plain, plane(s), sap, sail(s), same, sane, sat, sate(s), slash, slat(s), slit(s), slot(s), sit(s), sot(s), sash, sip(s), slip(s), slap(s), slam(s), slain, sine, sin(s), sect(s), set(s), sit(s), sent, saint(s), silo(s), sole(s), to, toe(s), tap(s), tape(s), tome(s), tone(s), ton(s), top(s), ship(s), shape(s), stale, stamp(s), stomp(s), staple(s), shine(s), slime(s), slim, so, sot(s), some, steal(s), teal(s), team(s), ten(s), tile(s), time(s), tine(s), tin(s), tam(s), tame(s), tamp(s), tan(s), til, tile(s), tail(s), tale(s) tom(s), to, tip(s)
