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Why are the two bottom rows of the periodic table not attached to the rest of the table?
because they are less important metals
Why should the thermometer not touch the sides of beaker?
The bottom is hotter. When you are heating a beaker on a hot plate or even on a stove, the very bottom of the beaker is much hotter than the rest of the solution, especially if the solution is not very well stirred. The heat moves from the hot plate, through the bottom of the beaker and into the solution. Then the heat is transferred throughout the solution, but not instantly. So the heat is not distributed perfectly evenly throughout -- the top and sides of the container will be slightly cooler than the bottom. If the solution is stirred very strongly, the temperature won't be so uneven, but no matter water, the bottom of the beaker will be somewhat hotter than the rest of the solution. If the thermometer is touching the bottom of the beaker, it will read a hotter temperature than is real temperature of the solution.
What happens when you crush chalk and mix it in water and let it sit?
The chalk powder would separate from the water and come to rest on the bottom of the container.
What is a trough of wave?
This the bottom of a wave
Why do you stir sugar in a cup of coffee?
If you stir it, it will dissolve faster, and will form a more uniform mixture faster. If you just left sugar sitting in the bottom of your cup, your last sip of coffee would be very sweet, and the rest of the coffee would not be sweetened.
You have an elecwaterheater it blows the20amp in line breaker and the 50 amp main?
For a main breaker to trip under these circumstances the rest of the panel is becoming close to its load rating. When the 20 amps breaker trips the rest of the panel is close to or over 30 amps, the 20 amp breaker takes it over the top. What trips a HWT breaker is usually a faulty heating element. It could be the top one or the bottom one.
How do i rest the power window circuit breaker on a 1995 cutlass ciera?
The circuit breaker resets itself after it cools off, unless the breaker is broken.
Why are the two bottom rows of the periodic table not attached to the rest of the table?
because they are less important metals
Why are deep ocean currents important?
they are important because they help life in the bottom of the ocean drift and float and get time to rest "on their kick boards"
Why should the thermometer not touch the bottom of the beaker?
When you are heating a beaker on a hot plate or even on a stove, the very bottom of the beaker is much hotter than the rest of the solution, especially if the solution is not very well stirred. The heat moves from the hot plate, through the bottom of the beaker and into the solution. Then the heat is transferred throughout the solution, but not instantly. So the heat is not distributed perfectly evenly throughout -- the top and sides of the container will be slightly cooler than the bottom. If the solution is stirred very strongly, the temperature won't be so uneven, but no matter water, the bottom of the beaker will be somewhat hotter than the rest of the solution. If the thermometer is touching the bottom of the beaker, it will read a hotter temperature than is real temperature of the solution.
How do you know that a circuit breaker trips in your house?
If a certain circuit or area of you home has no electric but the rest does, it's a good indication that a breaker has tripped
How are circuit breaker and fuse alike?
They both (try to) protect the rest of the circuit.
Why should the thermometer not touch the sides of beaker?
The bottom is hotter. When you are heating a beaker on a hot plate or even on a stove, the very bottom of the beaker is much hotter than the rest of the solution, especially if the solution is not very well stirred. The heat moves from the hot plate, through the bottom of the beaker and into the solution. Then the heat is transferred throughout the solution, but not instantly. So the heat is not distributed perfectly evenly throughout -- the top and sides of the container will be slightly cooler than the bottom. If the solution is stirred very strongly, the temperature won't be so uneven, but no matter water, the bottom of the beaker will be somewhat hotter than the rest of the solution. If the thermometer is touching the bottom of the beaker, it will read a hotter temperature than is real temperature of the solution.
How important is it to have a day of rest?
it is important to have a day of rest because of their religion.
When there is sugar at the bottom of the glass is the top or the bottom of the tea or lemonade sweeter than the rest?
The bottom is sweeter.
How do you take your temperature?
use a thermometer (ear, digital, rectall or pacifier) and put the digital underneath your tongue and wait till it beeps. the same with the rest but the ear thermometer in the ear and rectall thermometer in the rectall. Hope you get better soon xox <3
In a liquid thermometer why is the bore narrower directly above the bulb?
So that it can regulate the flow of the rest of the liquid...i think :)
