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What is the sugary liquid in maple called?
maple syrup is a liquid not a solid as it is full of syrup
How many things get turned from a solid to a liqued?
Pretty much everything, although some materials will rather go through thermal degradation instead of melting, such as trees or other organic material. Some substances will rather go from solid to gas, which is called sublimation.
What state of matter is paper?
Paper is a solid, honey. It's not gonna be flowing around like a liquid or bouncing off the walls like a gas. So yeah, paper is definitely in that solid state of matter club. Hope that clears things up for ya!
What state of matter is sugar?
Sugar, or water-soluble crystalline carbohydrate, (molecular compound comprising of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen), is a solid crystal in its natural state. When sucrose (most common sugar) is mixed with water (a strong solvent), hydrolysis (or decomposition with water) occurs, allowing ions to be split and other molecules to be attracted to each other. Allowing the water in the solution to evaporate slowly causes crystallization of sucrose. When heat is added to solid sucrose, apparent melting occurs. Sucrose decomposition occurs at 367 degrees Fahrenheit with some of the molecules combust to water vapor and carbon dioxide. So, to sum up and concisely answer your question: sucrose changes from solid to liquid (and gas/decomposition) with heat, and transit from solid to liquid by hydrolysis. Sucrose can be crystallized from the hydrolytic compound by slowly allowing the water in the solution to evaporate. To my knowledge, sugar can melt, decompose, and crystallize.
What are solid things?
A solid is one of three common states of matter. Your other two are gas and liquid. A gas is a free flowing fluid that fills the entire volume of it's container. (undefined volume and undefined shape) a liquid is a free flowing fluid that does not fill the entire volume of it's container, but rather formes to it's shape. (Set volume and undefined shape A solid is a form of matter that has a set volume and a set shape. It is not a fluid and it does not flow freely. Examples: rocks, trees, tables, cups, pencils, etc...
Do chestnut trees grow in the US?
yes chestnut trees grow in the us in california.
Where does the Sweet chestnut tree come from?
chestnut trees
What kind of chesnuts is their?
Chestnut trees belong to the same family of trees as the oak and beech trees. There are five types of species of chestnuts, European chestnut or the sweet chestnut, Asiatic chestnut which has two species the Japanese and the Chinese chestnut, the American species, and Allegheny Chickapin..
Is horse chestnut deciduous?
As all chestnut trees are, yes.
What caused the loss of Theodore Roosevelt's chestnut trees?
The cause of the loss of chestnut trees were pollution and cutting them for "fuel".
Why do American chestnut and chinquapin trees no longer flourish alongside oak trees?
Oak trees do not suffer from Chestnut blight a disease of chestnuts.
Where can you find chestnut trees in simanimals?
You can find a chestnut tree in the area 'Castle Hill'.
Is chestnut trees evergreen?
The Common Horse Chestnut , Aesculus hippocastanum, is deciduous.
What grows on chestnut trees?
chestnuts
What caused the near elimination of American Chestnut trees in the early 1900s?
Chestnut Blight
What caused the near elimination of American chestnut trees in the early 1900s.?
Chestnut Blight
Do chestnut trees grow in Illinois?
I have two chestnut trees in southwest Iowa, so one can assume they would also grow in Illinois.
