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What would be the affect on your calculated mass percent recovery of cu if you used all your naoh solution in part II and the timus paper never turned blue?
If the litmus paper never turned blue we would be dealing with an acid, and we would be unable to proceed to the next step of the procedure.
How would you explain a reserch process?
A research process a series of steps right from the development of an idea to the finished paper.
Could you explain what glue dots are to me?
Glue dots are very similar to tape. They are used in scrapbooking to attach pictures and embellishments to the paper. They are about a quarter inch in diameter.
Plant's name and their uses?
Trees make paper, which can be turned into books, which can help you learn to read.
Where does the trash go that you throw away each day?
In the UK we now recycle much of it. We have separate bins for recycleable stuff (paper, glass, metal, card, garden (backyard) waste and so on) and one for non-recycleable waste. There are two lorries that collect on the same day - one for recycleables and the other for the other stuff. Recycleable stuff is sorted and recycled - paper is pulped and turned into toilet roll, packaging and so on. Metal cans can be melted down and turned into all sorts of metal gooods. Garden waste is turned into compost. Glass is melted down and turned into new bottles. Non-recycleable stuff is disposed of in two main ways. In the UK some of it is burned in special incinerators and the heat turned into energy for heating or electricity. The rest is buried in the ground in 'landfill' sites where it can rot naturally over time. When the landfill site is full it is earthed over, grassed over and returned to farmland.
What happened to the paper spiral when you turned the heat off?
When the heat was turned off, the paper spiral would cool down and contract in size as it loses thermal energy. The expansion and contraction of the paper spiral are due to changes in temperature, causing its fibers to either expand or contract, leading to a change in its overall size.
What energy transfered in a paper spiral?
In a paper spiral, energy is transferred in the form of mechanical energy as the paper spiral unwinds and falls due to gravity. This mechanical energy is converted into kinetic energy as the spiral moves.
What is the deference between lined and spiral notebook paper?
The lined paper is smaller lines and the spiral is bigger lines
What happens when you hold a spiral paper over a lit candle?
When you hold a spiral paper over a lit candle, the heat causes the air within the spiral to rise, creating a mini updraft that makes the spiral rotate. The rotation is caused by the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the spiral paper.
How can hot water make a paper spiral move?
When hot water is applied to a paper spiral, it weakens the bonds between the paper fibers, making the paper expand and contract unevenly. This uneven expansion and contraction causes the paper to twist and move in a spiral motion due to the differences in tension along its length.
What is notebook made of?
made of paper and spiral
What is spiral notebooks?
A spiral notebook is a book of paper for writing that is held together by a wire that curves around and around through small holes at the edge of the paper📷 You can buy a spiral notebook from here: makelifefair.weebly
What is a spiral notebook?
A spiral notebook is a book of paper for writing that is held together by a wire that curves around and around through small holes at the edge of the paper📷 You can buy a spiral notebook from here: makelifefair.weebly
What is a spiral notebook made out of?
Metal, paper, and ink.
Why do paper airplanes spiral?
Airplanes--not just of the paper variety, spiral for all sorts of reasons. Instability may be a cause, or perhaps the aircraft has stalled and entered a spin.
How do you make a lock for your spiral book?
U can get a paper clip
How does heat make paper spiral spin?
When heat is applied to one side of the paper, it causes uneven expansion of the paper, resulting in one side expanding more than the other. This imbalance in expansion causes the paper to curl or spiral as it tries to relieve the stress.
