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Q: Is a CD jewel box a mass frame or shell structure?
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Is a tree a shell structure?

FRAME STRUCTURESFrame structures are structures that are made up of rigid (stiff, firm, difficult to bend) parts joined together to form something called a framework. These parts are known as members. There are lots of examples of frame structures such as a bridge - a bridge is a frame structure that spans a gap, and a bicycle is a frame structure that supports a load such as the mass of a person.SHELL STRUCTURESShell structures contain or protect things from the outside and are usually hollow inside. In a shell structure, the outside layer of the structure holds the whole object together. Examples of shell structures are the mug that holds your coffee, the snail shell which both protects and contains the snail, honeycomb which contains and protects bee's honey and shells of nuts.


Why is a basketball not constructed as a mass structure?

A basketball is not a mass structure because it is not made up of piled up materials. For instance, a brick wall is a mass structure. A basketball is actually a shell structure.


Where does all light originate?

Light is a visual manifestation of energy; resonation of particles at very high frequencies. Mass can become energy and energy can become mass, according to Einstein's relativity theorem. Imagine two substantial masses colliding at high speed. This would release enough energy to produce visible ligt.


Does temperature affect mass?

No. Mass is not affected by temperature, nor is temperature affected by mass. Mass is mass, and is a function of the number of atoms of something. Temperature is the relative kinetic energy of those atoms. While temperature can certainly affect density or volume, it does not affect mass.


What is the number of energy shells in a carbon atom and how many electrons are in each shell?

In a Carbon atom there are two electron shells. The first shell can only hold two electrons therefore it is full ( 2 electrons in the first shell) and in the next shell there are 4 electrons. Remember: 2 e- in the first shell only up to 8 e- in the second and third shells. ("e-" usually short form for "electronsnegative charge") and some other thing to keep in mind are: Atomic # = the number of protons and the total number of electrons Atomic mass # = protons + neutrons (labled proton = p+ and neutron n0) So, Carbon is #6 on the Periodic Table of Elements therefore has 6 protons in its nucleus and 6 total electrons around it. Hope this was useful!!!! ;)