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Expanded polystyrene foam, commonly known as Styrofoam, is made from polystyrene beads that are expanded and fused together using heat and pressure. These beads are typically derived from petrochemicals and are heated to form a lightweight, rigid foam material that is commonly used for insulation and packaging purposes. The end result is a versatile material that is resistant to moisture and provides excellent thermal insulation properties.
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How can we disolve materials of styrofoam?
To separate Styrofoam and water is easy. All you have to do is get a mesh strainer.
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The penny is made out of copper.
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No, it is not.
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Diamonds are made of carbon.
What cup will keep a worm drink the longest?
styrafoam.
What is styrafoam called?
It is a type of theromocal which cannot be recycled
What are some examples of heat keeping materials?
Newspaper and styrafoam.
What falls faster styrafoam or foam?
Its the same speed, as Galileo proved.
Is styrafoam poisonest?
Styrofoam is not poisonous when used as a container, but if eaten in large quantities it can be.
Is it harmful to eat styrofoam?
You should not eat plastics- including expanded polystyrene (styrafoam)
What are some easy school pranks?
Put a pig in the school Fill your principles office with styrafoam
What type of material can keep water warmest?
styrafoam and other matirials that don't conduct heat very well
A good electrical insulator?
Two good Insulators are foam and styrafoam
If water is 1 density how much density does styrafoam have?
Styraform has a less density.So it must be 0. Something.(Less than 1)
How do you make a 3D animal cell model without using food?
Use stuff from the craft aisle. (styrafoam, cardboard, or playdough.etc)
Is styrafoam a insulator?
Yes, Styrofoam is an insulator. It has low thermal conductivity, which makes it effective at reducing heat transfer and maintaining temperature. It is commonly used in packaging and construction to provide insulation.
