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What is a component of gunpowder that smells like rotten eggs?
Sulfur
What is eggs made out of?
The eggs are made out of a yolk which is the yellow middle, and the white area is called the white
How did Britain get a lot of food before the war?
it was the Americans. some food went rotten when the shipping companies went on strike. Like in new york the shipping company went on strike and the eggs went rotten, before the eggs got to England you could apparently smell the eggs over 5 miles away! yuk! the eggs were put in a ditch and closed up the ditch with cement. the ditch must have been huge!
What will make an egg float?
One egg and two scoops of ice cream. --OR-- If you want the egg to float in water, you can dissolve salt or sugar in the water. === === Fresh eggs will not float when placed in water; they instead will lie sideways on the bottom of the container (such as when we place them in a pan for boiling.) As an egg ages it will lose water and carbon dioxide--these leach through the shell. This loss of contents creates an air pocket--actually, it enlarges the small air pocket at the 'pointed end' that all fresh eggs possess. As an egg ages it increasingly becomes more bouyant and begins to "stand up" when submerged. When an egg is old enough to become rotten (generally more than four weeks) it will float in water. This in fact is how I test eggs before I cook them, since I am single and don't use eggs very often. So two suggestions: first, if an egg's freshness is suspect, place it in a cup or glass of water; if it floats, throw it out. Otherwise, it's OK to cook. Second, avoid the notion of cracking a rotten egg. The hydrogen sulfide gas in a rotten egg is what we all know as the 'rotten egg' smell and could induce a run to the bathroom and the loss of stomach contents.
Is Caviar made from fish eggs?
Yes Caviar is fish eggs. The eggs of the Sturgeon fish.
What element is yellow solid and has a gas form that smells like a rotten egg?
Sulfur is a yellow element that smells of rotten eggs.
What Is a yellow nonmetal that smells of rotten eggs when burnt?
Sulfur is a yellow nonmetal that smells like rotten eggs when burned.
What mineral has a unique property that when burned smells like rotten eggs?
SULFUR
How do you identify sulphur?
It's yellow, and it smells like rotten eggs
Is a yellow nonmetal that smells of rotten eggs when burnt?
The yellow non-metal that smells of rotten eggs when burned is sulfur. Sulfur is a chemical element. The symbol for sulfur is S and the atomic number is 17.
What element is a yellow solid and has a gas form that smells like rotten eggs?
Sulfur
What element is a yellow solid and a gas formed that smells like rotten eggs?
Sulfur
What is element is a yellow solid and has a gas form that smells like rotten eggs?
Sulfur
What is the yellow mineral that smells like burnt matches?
The yellow mineral that smells like burnt matches is sulfur. Sulfur is a naturally occurring element that is commonly found near volcanic areas and in mineral deposits. Its distinctive smell is often described as resembling that of rotten eggs or burnt matches.
What is a yellow mineral with a bad smell?
Sulfur. Arsenic may have a garlic smell.
Which yellow solid element smells really bad when burned?
Sulfur is the yellow solid element that smells really bad when burned, emitting a pungent odor often compared to rotten eggs.
How do you identify hydrogen sulfide?
It smells like rotten eggs.
