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How do you spell styrofome?
Styrofoam
What materials that make good ear defenders?
styrofome will do the trick
When was styrofome invented?
In 1839, a German apothecary called Eduard Simon discovered it.
What has sulfur in it?
Sulfur is commonly found in foods such as garlic, onions, eggs, and dairy products. It is also present in minerals like pyrite and gypsum, as well as in some medications and skincare products. Additionally, sulfur is a component of amino acids and proteins essential for the human body.
How do helmets stop the energy transfers and transformations after a head bump?
Helmets work by absorbing and distributing the impact energy from a head bump, spreading it over a larger area to reduce the force transmitted to the head. This helps decrease the risk of injury by preventing rapid accelerations and decelerations of the brain inside the skull. Additionally, the cushioning material in the helmet acts as a barrier to prevent direct contact between the head and hard surfaces.
How do you make napalm?
take a of container some sort, i find a sandwich box works wellthen take some gasoline fill you'r container with the gasoline, then disolve styrofome in the gasoline, after this take a long stick/pole dunk it in, do not get it on you'r self, then light it up and enjoy ! ( Napalm can also melt through various materials so try it on metal and have fun)
Why does styrofome float on water?
Styrofoam is mostly air, trapped in little cells inside plastic. It's like the plastic version if Rice Krispies, which also float on water. Until they get soggy and sink. Air floats because it is less dense than water. Other things, like oil, are also less dense than water and float on it. Some things, like most rocks, are denser than water and sink in it. If you haven't figured it out yet, whether something floats depends on how dense it is. If you haven't figured that out by now, you are probably pretty dense, too! Ice is less dense than liquid water, but it is of course made of water, too. When you put ice cubes into your drink, they float. But as they melt, the cold meltwater mixes into the drink around it and makes your whiskey taste more like schnapps.
How do you make 3D animal cell?
Use a Styrofoam box- use this as the base of you cell>get modeling clay> mold all the parts ('''organelle's''')>make the '''cell''' wall and the '''cell membrane''' >then make the box shape to represent the whole cell> add all of these thing together to make a whole cell with all the parts>'''don't forget the nucleus it is the brains of the whole cell don't think the cells that i named are it there are other ones to!!!!!!:)'''
