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I think it could be lead
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What does L mean in science?
In science, "L" can refer to several concepts depending on the context. It commonly represents length in physics and engineering, typically measured in meters. In chemistry, "L" denotes liters, a unit of volume. Additionally, in thermodynamics, "L" can signify latent heat, the heat required for a phase change without temperature change.
What causes matter to change its state?
Temperature. Temperature causes matter to change state.
In science what does machelps mean?
M= Movemen A= Atomic C= Chemical H=Heat E= Electrical L= Light P= Potential S= Sound I think this is right
How much spit do you produce in a year?
The estimates of saliva or spit production range from 0.75 liters per day to 1.5 liters per day so this is 273.75 to 547.5 liters per year. Now you might wonder how many gallons that is? Well, 547.5 liters = 144.634199 US gallons and 273.75 liters = 72.3170993 US gallons. Now you may wonder what is in all that spit? Well, it has water and electrolytes. Here is the electrolyte composition of spit. * 2-21 mmol/L sodium * 10-36 mmol/L potassium * 1.2-2.8 mmol/L calcium * 0.08-0.5 mmol/L magnesium * 5-40 mmol/L chloride * 25 mmol/L bicarbonate * 1.4-39 mmol/L phosphate Of course there is also mucous which makes it sticky. There is an important immunoglobulin know as IgA and there are some enzymes too that help break down foods. There are also some proteins that are important for your teeth. There are lots of cells both human and bacteria. Also, there is a chemical called Opiorphin which is a very potent pain killer, even more potent than morphine. This is only a partial list, but next time you hock a loogie, think twice about what you are getting rid of.
Si of volume?
For liquids, the Liter, L.. For solids, the Cubic Meter or sometimes Stere. A milliliter or, ml , is defined as the volume of one cubic centimeter of water, so you'll often see ml and L used to state the volume of a solid as well as a liquid.
What l do not conduct heat very well?
I think it could be lead
What l can not conduct heat very well?
Non-metals, such as rubber and plastic, generally do not conduct heat very well due to their molecular structure that does not easily allow the transfer of heat energy. These materials are considered to be insulators when it comes to heat conduction, meaning they are poor conductors of heat.
What l does not conduct very well?
lead Lagging.
What l doesn't conduct heat very well?
Air is a poor conductor of heat. It has low thermal conductivity, which means it does not transfer heat efficiently. This is why materials like wool or fiberglass that trap air are good insulators.
What has the author Lydia L A Very written?
Lydia L. A. Very has written: 'Red Riding Hood' 'A strange recluse, or, Ye did it unto me' 'Goody Two Shoes' -- subject(s): Conduct of life, Fiction, Orphans, Specimens, Stories in rhyme, Toy and movable books
Would l be a good user to be recommended on WikiAnswers?
no:( Well that's not very nice...
What has the author Orie L Phillips written?
Orie L. Phillips has written: 'Conduct of judges and lawyers'
What are the ratings and certificates for L-A- Heat - 1996?
L-A- Heat - 1996 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M
What is the symbol for latent heat?
The symbol for latent heat is ( L ).
Heat taken away is what state of matter?
When heat loss occurs from the result of a reaction, it is called an exothermic reaction (heat taken in is endothermic). the deffinition of heat is the average kenetic internal energy of what is "hot" or "cold". Heat is lost in the transition from g(gas) to l(liquid) g to s(solid) and l to s. and heat is absorbed from s to l, s to g, and l to g.
How well do you know ericka gracel l lorenzo?
well actually she ia very honest smart and cute girl....actually that's me...:)
What has the author Harry L Solberg written?
Harry L. Solberg has written: 'Elementary heat power' -- subject(s): Heat, Heat-engines, Power-plants
