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What Digestive waste is eliminated from the body through the?
Feces is the term for undigested food that passes out of the body.
What effect does crushing a tablet have on solution rate?
Crushing a tablet increases its surface area, which can lead to a faster dissolution rate in a solution because more of the tablet is exposed to the solvent. This can result in quicker absorption in the body due to a higher surface area available for interaction with the digestive fluids.
How does a car protect you when you crash?
Your car's chassis acts as a Faraday cage. All the electrons are repelling each other, so that all of them travel the outside of the surface of the vehicle, rather then passing through anything inside the vehicle, including your body. Even though the tires are made of rubber, they are deliberately designed to be conductive, so that the car will not build up a nasty static charge. Even if they were not, the lighting bolt has arced crossed hundreds of feet of air getting to your car, it will have no trouble arcing across an additional 3 inches of wet tire surface. The answer is not that technical no really accurate. The body and chassis of a car are designed with safety of the occupants the #1 reason. The speed, conditions of the accidents all factor in. It's safer than being in a car crash without anything around you.
Seeds dispersed by animals are contained in?
The plant seeds are normally in fruit, then the seeds do not disintegrate in the stomach acids and are excreted onto land. Birds also carry seeds when they are attached to their feathers, beaks, and claws.
How are nutrients dispersed to all of the cells of a sponge?
In sponges, water containing nutrients flows through numerous channels in their body. Specialized cells called choanocytes capture nutrients from the water and pass them onto other cells in the sponge's body for distribution. This allows for the efficient dispersal of nutrients to all cells in the sponge.
The of the crash is dispersed in the crushing of the body and chassis of the vehicle?
energy
The blank of the crash is dispersed in the crushing of the body and chassis of the vehicle?
The energy of the crash is dispersed in the crushing of the body and chassis of the vehicle. This process absorbs and reduces the force experienced by passengers, helping to minimize injury during a collision. The deformation of the vehicle's structure plays a crucial role in enhancing safety by converting kinetic energy into other forms, such as heat and sound.
What is a chassis in a car?
a cars chassis is underneath and keeps the body, suspension and wheels all attached together. if the chassis wasn't there the car would flop about and eventually either crash or fall apart. Daniel from tda a car chassis is a frame on which the car is built wheels suspension cab and body are all attached to the chassis some vehicles have what is called a sub frame or sub chassis the this means from the firewall forward there is some chassis attached to the body of the vehicle the strength in these vehicle is built into the body itself this makes the vehicle lighter and cheaper to build but not as stout as a full chassis in thhe event of a wreck
Does the ford capri have a split body and chassis?
Chassis.
Can you put the word chassis in a sentence?
The chassis is the body of the motor vehicle
What do you mean by chassis?
The chassis is the structural elements of the vehicle. A unibody chassis, (no separate frame) includes everything but bolted on body panels. If the vehicle has a body bolted on a separate frame construction then the chassis is the frame.
Synonym of chassis?
Body.
What is a vehicle chassis?
A vehicle chassis is the under part of the vehicle where the body sits.
Explain the difference between a separate body chassis and a integral chassis?
The difference is that a separate body chassis consists of the vehicle body and a separate frame which the body is bolted to (sometimes referred to as ladder frame). The integral chassis consists of a single body/frame unit, there is no separating them, they are one part (often referred to as unibody construction).
What is the differences between monocoque chassis car and ladder chassis car?
MonocoqueThe most common form of chassis construction for passenger cars and, ever more so, 4WD cars. Monocoque is French for "Single Shell" and unlike a ladder frame, where the chassis and body are separate for high strength, monococques are specifically designed to crumple in the event of a collision and absorb energy, protecting the occupants from the full force of the crash.
What type of chassis does the 2014 Chrysler town?
It has a unibody construction (chassis and body are one).
Does Toyota avanza car has a chassis?
no. . .it has a uni-body
