acrylic cement is an adhesive that melts the surface of the plastic, fusing it together with the other plastic material
Ball and Stick Models; In ball and stick models, the atoms are wooden of plastic balls with holes in them. Sticks or springs are used to represent chemical bonds. Each types of atom is represented by a specific color. and Space Filling Models; In this model, atoms are represented by truncated balls held together by snap fasteners so that the bonds are not visible. The balls are proportional in size to atoms.
If you are just getting a few small fish, you can buy a cheap 1 to 2 gallon aquarium from a local petstore or a store like Walmart. I got my 1.5 gallon aquarium for $24 but I'm sure there are even cheaper ones.
1. Plastic casing covers the inner fluid. 2. A glass capsule covers the solution. 3. Phenyl Oxalate and fluorescent dye solution. 4. Hydrogen Peroxide solution. 5. After the glass capsule is broken and the solutions mix, the glow-stick glows.
You find 2 pipe cleaners and beads that have holes that will fit through pipe cleaners. Next you put the beads on the pipe cleaners and tie the 2 pipe cleaners together. Now you have your bracelet. I knew this because i did it myself thanks for reading this
Glues like the ones used at school are made up of long chains called polymers, which are a bit like spaghetti strands. When you glue 2 pieces of paper together the polymers get into all the microscopic cracks and crevices in the paper, (a bit like ink soaking into the porous surface of paper). As it dries and the water evaporates the polymer molecules are left in the cracks to hold the paper together. But not all glues work like this. Sometimes the glue contains a substance that temporarily melts the 2 surfaces you're trying to stick together, effectively welding them together when theglue dries. Superglue contains cyanoacrylate. When this substance comes into contact with water it forms chains which bond to the ends of the 2 things you're trying to stick together. As the glue dries the chains harden until they can't move.
Assuming they are closed pressure tanks, simply hook the inlets together. If they have bladders make sure the pressures are equal in the bladders. If they are open bulk tanks of different heights, mount the tanks so that their top height is the same and hook them together.
stick close together dont leave one behind
No , just 2 on the vehicle ( but there were different types , they could be steel or plastic )
"Stick Click"
I came on them
Stitch Witch
try to bump in each other then they will talk !
No, There is only one part on the car specifically designed to cool the engine and called a radiator. Located between the headlights and under the plastic panel, it is approximately 2 X 3' and 1.5" thick with black plastic tanks on either end. A nearly identical part is right next to it but does not have black tanks and it is the A/C Condenser.
steel tanks / front 19 gal / rear 18 gal / = 37 gallons ( U.S. ) plastic tanks / front ( 2 available ) 17 or 18 gal / rear 19 gal / = 36 or 37 gallons ( U.S. )
1. bumpers (almost always plastic) 2. controls in side car 3. tires (synthetic rubber - technically plastic) 4. many fluid containers (some gas tanks are metal though)
Tanks as we currently know them are obsolete; for the same reasons that battleships are. 1. Too heavy, non-air transportable. 2. They need infantrymen to protect them. 3. They are designed to engage other tanks; wars today require mobility (light weight), fast deployment (air transportable), and combined arms (infantry carrying tanks: landing in a hostile environment ready for battle); instead of waiting on the flight line for infantrymen and tanks to "get together"...they should already BE TOGETHER! Be combined! So, tanks are not obsolete; only the tanks of today. They need to "evolve" into tanks to fight 21st century battles.
You can stick parts together on roblox using a 'weld'. You can use a weld by going to the 2/more bricks that you are going to put together and going to the top of your screen then pressing the weld button (It looks like a 3D cube with a 'X' on it). Then, just click the side of the brick you want the weld on and stick the other brick on it and it will stick!