A heavy element is an element that based on the amount of metal that is in the element. Some can base the description of a heavier metal on the number of atoms but it is the amount of metal in the element.
an element becomes a totally different element..
The quality of sound!!
to put or add onto
No, but Cl (with a lowercase L) is the element chlorine. Ci is actually an element used in the television series sanctuary, i believe it was for cirilium. It was an element found in holow earth. but no, it is not a real element
The busiest or more crowded part of something ; the middle of something
If "heavier than" in the question is interpreted to mean "has an atomic mass greater than", the answer is nitrogen
It is something that is unexpected, as in "There is an element of surprise in this movie."
You cant. It is an element and thus making it heavier would mean it is no longer hydrogen. However, heavy hydrogen exists and is called deuterium and is made in nuclear reactors.
when something is heavy does that mean it is really dense
if u mean an ore r something then iron
If the word is skeletal then it means something functioning like or related to a skeleton. Skeletal is also referred as framework of something.
Your discharge gets heavier and more sticky.
Filterization is a process of filtering something which is commonly referred to as filtration. This is a method used to separate substances.
I suppose you mean "the most common chemical element". That would be hydrogen. Older stars, however, may have burned up most of their hydrogen and consist mainly of helium, or even heavier elements - the so-called "metals".
Has to do with four of something .... quads can mean quadruplets Sometimes a person who has quadripeligia ( paralyzed in all four extremities - arms and legs) is referred to as a quad
Has to do with four of something .... quads can mean quadruplets Sometimes a person who has quadripeligia ( paralyzed in all four extremities - arms and legs) is referred to as a quad
Density is it's mass per unit of volume. The more "dense" something is, the heavier it is in every cubic metre (or other unit).