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Is there a specific name for glass that is still tinted that glass-shade of green?
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On a cold day metal feels colder to touch than a brick why?
On a cold day, metal feels colder to the touch for 2 different reasons. The first reason has to do with specific heat. Specific heat is the amount of heat that has to be added to a substance to raise a certain amount of that substance to a certain temperature. This is relevant to the question because brick has a higher specific heat than most metals such as iron and steel. If a 1 pound brick and a 1 pound steel bar are placed in an oven, the steel will absorb the heat faster than the brick will. At the same time, if put outside on a cold day, that same steel bar will lose heat at a quicker pace than the brick will meaning the steel actually is colder. The second reason is much simpler and has to do with the texture of most metals vs the texture of a brick. If we use the steel bar example again, a steel bar is going to have a very smooth surface so when you touch it your skin is contacting the bar in more places. When you touch a brick, the brick has a gritty texture and the surface is uneven so the brick only contacts your skin at certain points. The more points at which your skin contacts a cold object, the more nerves send the sensation of cold to your brain and therefore the steel feels colder even if they are the same temperature.
What is the density of 30 percent glass filled polypropylene?
the density of 20% glass filled PP is 1.04, we are the largest PP supplier in the world, we have lots of 20% glass filled PP,please call 517-336-4838 for product selection. Thanks
Which of these units would best measure the capacity of a baby bottle?
a cup is the best unit to measure the capacity of a small drinking glass
Are glass bottles recyclable waste?
Yes, glass bottles are recyclable waste. They can be collected, processed, and reused to create new glass products, which helps reduce the need for raw materials and energy consumption. It's important to check local recycling guidelines, as some areas have specific requirements for preparing glass bottles for recycling. Overall, recycling glass bottles contributes to environmental sustainability.
Are brick steel and glass organic?
glass can be organic. brick is manmade steel can be organic
If a 4.0 g sample of glass was heated from 274 k to 314 and was foundd to absorb 32 j of energy as heat calculate the specific heat of this glass?
The specific heat capacity of glass can be calculated using the formula q = m * C * ∆T, where q is the heat absorbed (32 J), m is the mass (4.0 g), C is the specific heat capacity, and ∆T is the change in temperature (40 K). Rearranging the formula to solve for C gives C = q / (m * ∆T), which equals 0.2 J/gK for the specific heat capacity of this glass.
What is the specific heat capacity of glass?
Depending on the glass, its K value can be between .8 and 1.1.
How do you use capacity in a sentence?
I wonder what the capacity of that glass is
Why are brick and glass not classified as minerals?
They are not naturally occurring
Why does brick steel and glass all come from substance found in earths crust but they are not classified as minerals?
Brick, steel, and glass are not classified as minerals because they are man-made, processed materials that do not occur naturally in the Earth's crust in their current form. While they may be made from substances found in the Earth's crust (such as clay for brick, iron ore for steel, and silica for glass), the way these materials are extracted, refined, and processed alters their mineral composition. Minerals are naturally occurring inorganic solids with a specific chemical composition and crystal structure.
How do you make a skyscraper in alchemy?
First you need to make a brick house from brick and cement, then add glass to the brick house to make a skyscraper.
What are walls made of?
They can be made of wood, brick, iron, steel, brick, glass and pretty much every tough materiam
Using Glass Brick Indoors and Outdoors?
Glass brick can add a special touch of interest to any room or building. The unique qualities of glass brick allow more light into a space while providing plenty of privacy as well. You can use glass brick indoors and outdoors as a whimsical and unexpected design element. Dining and Recreation Rooms Glass bricks tend to make people think of old fashioned soda fountains. The way the light shines through the glass is perfect for any room that contains neon signs or colored lights. You could use glass brick to create a fun bar at the end of a kitchen or dining room. Recreation rooms are ideal places to use glass bricks. You could incorporate the bricks in a pattern on one wall, or use them to build an entire wall on one end of the room. The lights from a television, computer game, jukebox, or other recreational activity will be absorbed by the glass and reflected back into the room in a fun way. Bathroom Accents Since glass brick is not transparent, it can be used for bathrooms without sacrificing any privacy. Some people like to use glass brick to let more light into a shower or bath area since those tend to be darker if they use traditional walls. A glass brick wall is especially ideal for bathrooms that are part of a master bedroom. The person in the bedroom can see the shadows of someone in the bathroom without invading that person's privacy entirely. Frosted glass is often used for bathroom purposes. Interesting Outdoor Features Glass brick is durable and does not wear as quickly as brick or wood features. It can be used in many different ways as an outdoor material. You could create a glass brick wall to surround one or two sides of an outdoor patio. Glass brick is also popular for pool houses. Half walls and other designs can make the glass brick look more decorative than functional. The glass bricks can be used intermittently in a traditional brick wall to provide an unusual looking garage wall or side fence. Build glass brick features on a solid foundation due to the weight of the bricks.
What plastic brick glass and steel are considered to be minerals.?
true or false
Where is the largest stained glass window in the Midwest?
Justice, Illinois is the largest stained glass window in the Midwest.
What is the specific heat capacity of pyrex?
selon wikipedia dans heat capacity, glass, pyrex = 0753 J/K g
