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What is the thing we burn that formed during the carboniferous period?
nothing. i am not smart
Why do volcanos cause more deaths then earthquakes?
Volcanos burn
Can you burn a tooth?
No, teeth are composed of mineralized tissue and do not burn like wood or paper. Heating a tooth can cause it to char or disintegrate, but it will not burn in the same way that combustible materials do.
What is dry burn?
Dry burn refers to a condition in which a combustion engine runs without sufficient lubrication or cooling, leading to overheating and potential damage. This can occur in various scenarios, such as when an engine is operated without oil or coolant. The excessive heat generated can cause parts to warp or seize, ultimately resulting in mechanical failure. Preventive maintenance and monitoring fluid levels are crucial to avoid dry burn situations.
Does the container of a candle affect how fast it burns?
Yes, the material and size of the container can affect how fast a candle burns. For example, a small ceramic container may retain heat and cause the candle to burn faster, while a larger glass container may allow for better airflow and slower burning.
Can ashes burn in a fire pit?
Yes, ashes can burn in a fire pit if they are not fully extinguished. Ashes can retain enough heat to reignite and cause a fire if not properly handled.
If the transmission has a leak and the car wont drive when its in gear what is the cause of it?
Are you asking the cause of the leak or cause of the not moving problem. If your fluid is low that may be the problem right there. YOU CAN BURN OUT A TRANSMISSION BY NOT KEEPING FLUID FULL!!!
What would cause the transmission fluid to burn in a 1984 Cadillac Eldorado?
if it is using trnasmission fluid you could have a bad tansmission modulator. take it to a shop
Do flea bites burn after you pop them?
Yes they do. The bites are already inflamed and once you release the fluid, the tissue/fluid combination will cause pain and a burning sensation.
Why should you give fluids to a burn patient?
First and second degree burns cause inflammation at the burn site caused by the body shifting intravascular fluid to the effected tissue. Encouraging fluid intake can help replace this lost vascular volume. In third degree burns where the integrity of the skin is significantly compromised, the body can lose large volumes of fluid and intravenous fluid administration is often required to compensate for the loss.
What trees leaves are covered with fluid?
There is a tree in the tropical rainforest that has a black sap that oozes out of the tree. Touching the sap will cause burn type sores on the skin.
What can a chemical burn lead to?
Any burn can cause a degradation of the surface layers of the skin and subcutaneous tissue with subsequent scarring. Immediate problems may include pain, fluid loss and infection. Depending on the type of chemical causing the burn, there may be associated toxic effects.
Using butter to cool a burn will cause what?
it will cause the burn to go deeper into the skin
How could third degree burns over a significant portion of the skin affect the body as a whole?
Your skin performs a number of functions and a severe burn to a large area will impair the function of skin in that area. One thing your skin does is protect you from infection. In the case of a large burn, it is easy for bacteria to invade. This can result in sepsis - an infection in the blood stream which is very difficult to treat and can become a major complicating factor and potentially life threatening. Another thing your skin does is retain fluid (blood plasma) within the deeper tissues. With a serious burn the skin cannot act retain fluid any longer and plasma will weep continually out of the wound while the skin is healing. This is also potentially life threatening, depending on the extent of the burn.
How could third-degree burns over a significant portion of the skin affect the body as a whole?
Your skin performs a number of functions and a severe burn to a large area will impair the function of skin in that area. One thing your skin does is protect you from infection. In the case of a large burn, it is easy for bacteria to invade. This can result in sepsis - an infection in the blood stream which is very difficult to treat and can become a major complicating factor and potentially life threatening. Another thing your skin does is retain fluid (blood plasma) within the deeper tissues. With a serious burn the skin cannot act retain fluid any longer and plasma will weep continually out of the wound while the skin is healing. This is also potentially life threatening, depending on the extent of the burn.
What is the liquid that comes out of the bubble from a burn?
The liquid that comes out of a burn is Plasma. It is the clear, yellowish fluid portion of blood in which cells are suspended. It is your body's healing fluid.
What is the thing we burn that formed during the carboniferous period?
nothing. i am not smart
