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What is a marisol nose pack?
It is Merocel nose pack and is used to control epistaxis (nosebleeding).
Who is Thorndike-Webster?
Thorndike-Webster refers to the Thorndike-Warner dictionary, which is a widely used dictionary in American education. It combines the work of Edward L. Thorndike, an influential psychologist known for his work in educational psychology and intelligence testing, and the Webster family, famous for their dictionaries. The Thorndike-Webster dictionaries are particularly known for their accessibility and focus on children's vocabulary development.
What kind of material did he use for his buildings Antoni gaudi?
He used metallic paint and chrome coloured paint to do his fabulous work.
Did Harry Potter used to have blue eyes?
Yes, all newborn babies has blue eyes.
What is the purpose of an ALICE pack?
The ALICE pack, or the 'All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment' idea was adopted in 1973. It is a lightweight system that one would wear around the upper body, mainly used in the military, to store items. The use of the ALICE pack has been phased out over the years.
What is the difference between colored and coloured?
It was originally in English Coloured or Colourand is used around most of the world, and in the Commonwealth. Noah Webster removed the u's from most of the words that ended with 'our' for the Americans, Colored or Color is the American way of spelling it.
What is the end product of Libermann nitroso test?
used to identify phenol blue coloured compoud of azo formed at the end ..........................
What is the Hot wire blue or green?
The "hot" wire between these two coloured wires will be the blue one. The green colour is always used as ground in electrical circuits.
What three colors are used to create the wight on the tv scren?
Red, Green and Blue.
What is the name of the transition metal that is used to make blue coloured glass?
Cobalt is the transition metal commonly used to impart blue color to glass. It is added in small amounts as cobalt oxide during the glassmaking process to achieve the desired blue hue.
What substances are in a thermometer?
Red and blue coloured alcohols are the most common in modern times, although mercury was used for a long time before people figured out how toxic it was.
Why are red pens used to make corrections?
Red colour is mainly used by high officials and authoritative persons and that's the norm. Students that's why are to use blue, green or black coloured pens.
Is Palmolive safe for coloured hair?
Yes I've used it loads of times before, and I have coloured hair.
What poison hunter-gatherers used on their arrows?
They usually used the potent poison from a Poison Dart Frog which were very common and moderately easy to catch. They were easily spotted as they either bright yellow or vibrant blue coloured.
What does blue mean in Greece?
The word "blue" in Greek is μπλε.Ancient Greek lacked the word for the colour blue and Homer called the colour of the sea 'Wine Coloured'. ________________________________________ The above answer is wrong. The Greek word for blue is "κυανό" We use more often the word "μπλε" which is not greek but latin (I suppose). The word "κυανό" is used is specific cases.
What is correct English brightly-coloured or brightly coloured?
Both "brightly-coloured" and "brightly coloured" are correct in British English, with the former being more typical. In American English, "brightly colored" without a hyphen is commonly used.
What element is used in coloured light signs?
Neon.
