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What does hydrostatic weighing mean?
Hydrostatic weighing, also called underwater weighing, involves being weighed underwater.requires one to be completely submerged in water for a few seconds. ref. http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-hydrostatic-weighing.htm
Sue weighed 8lbs and 1 oz at birth.and her brother weighed 17 oz more than sue how much did her brother weigh at birth?
9 lbs 2oz
What is weighed in grams?
A pen cap is around 1 gram. 1000 mg can weigh 1 gram. 1 mL of water weighs 1 gram
What would your scale read if you weighed yourself on an inclined plane?
The same as if you were not standing on your head.
You would have the largest mass of gold if your chunk of gold weighed 1 newton on?
the moon
What did Dimitri Mendeleev discovered?
He discovered the elements and and weighed them and latter placed the elements in order to form the periodic table.
What is 175g on a food weighing scale?
175g on a food weighing scale means that the item being weighed is 175 grams in weight. This measurement is commonly used to track portion sizes for cooking and baking recipes.
What is a peck of flour?
In English receipts before 1800, a peck of flour weighed 14lbs. However, in some receipts it was a volume measurement of 2 gallons weighing 8/10lbs
Is the crystal weighed in or out of the bag?
The crystal is typically weighed out of the bag to ensure accurate measurement and to avoid any interference from the bag's weight. Weighing it separately allows for a precise determination of the crystal's mass. However, if the bag is lightweight and the weight needs to be included, it may be weighed together, but this is less common in precise measurements.
How do you spell weighing?
That is the correct spelling of "weighing" (measuring weight, or considering).
US coins are weighed by what type of measurement?
Some are weighed by ounces but most are weighed by grams.
What is weighing paper and how is it used?
Weighing paper is a type of paper that is designed to be used when transferring and weighing small amounts of chemicals or substances in a laboratory setting. It is used to prevent contamination of the substances being weighed and to ensure accurate measurement by isolating them from the scale or balance. Weighing paper is typically disposable and comes in various sizes and shapes to suit different laboratory needs.
What is a weighing scale?
A weighing scale is a device used to measure the weight of an object or a person. It typically consists of a platform where the item to be weighed is placed, and a display that shows the weight measurement. Weighing scales are commonly used in various settings, such as homes, retail stores, and industries, for measuring and monitoring weight.
Why the content in crucible is not weighed while it is still hot?
The content in a crucible is not weighed while hot because heat can cause air currents and thermal expansion, leading to inaccuracies in measurement. Additionally, any moisture or volatile substances may evaporate or escape, affecting the mass of the sample. Weighing when the crucible is cool ensures a stable and accurate measurement of the substance.
What is the verb for weight?
The verb for weight is weigh.Other verbs are weighs, weighing and weighed, depending on the tense.Some examples are:"I will weigh your dog"."She weighs herself"."We are weighing the potatoes"."The doctor weighed me".
What is the function of a weighing dish?
A weighing dish is used to hold substances that are being weighed on a balance or scale. It helps to prevent contamination or loss of the substance being weighed during the process. Additionally, weighing dishes are often disposable for easy cleanup and to avoid cross-contamination between different substances.
How many answers are in a pound?
Answers are not weighed. In fact, answers on the internet cannot be weighed at all. Weighing is only for something that can be physically put on a scale.
