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What is the series of colored bands created when sunlight is separated?
A spectrum
Is charged actually produced or the plus and minus charges only separated?
When an object becomes charged, the plus and minus charges are only separated. No new charges are created in the process. The redistribution of existing charges within the object results in a net charge, giving the appearance of charge production.
Why are there often warm air currents above motorways?
Warm air currents often form above motorways due to the heat generated by vehicle engines and the asphalt road surface, which absorbs and radiates heat from sunlight. This creates a localized area of warm air that rises, leading to convection currents. Additionally, the large expanse of the road can reduce vegetation and other cooling elements, further contributing to the warmer air above motorways compared to surrounding areas.
How many km of motorway in the UK?
There are approximately 3,500 miles (about 5,600 kilometers) of motorways in the United Kingdom.
The series of colored bands created when sunlight is separated?
This is called the (visible) spectrum; and may also be referred to as a rainbow.
When was Queensland Motorways created?
Queensland Motorways was created in 1980.
Which is longer railways or motorways?
In England; Motorways
Is there more motorways or railways in England?
There are more motorways !
When was Separated Vegetables created?
Separated Vegetables was created in 1976.
When were motorways invented?
Motorways were invented in the 1950's. They were firstly used in Germany.
Can you drive a quad on the motorways in Spain?
You may not drive a quad on the motorways in Spain.
What are the colors are the motorways of England?
Road signs on the motorways are blue with white writing.
What are s Spanish motorways called?
In Spain, the motorways are called an Autopista or an Autovia.An Autopista is a motorway with a toll, and an Autovia is free.
Where can one find a list of motorways in the United Kingdom?
Wikipedia has a list of the motorways in the United Kingdom. The Motorway Archive and Wikia also have a list of all of the motorways in the United Kingdom.
How many miles of dual carriageway - excluding motorways?
As of recent data, there are approximately 3,500 miles of dual carriageway in the UK, excluding motorways. Dual carriageways are designed for faster traffic and typically feature two lanes in each direction, separated by a central reservation. The network continues to expand as infrastructure projects are implemented to improve road safety and efficiency.
How are motorways named in France?
Motorways are AUTOROUTES. They are numbered A1, A23 etc. Signposts for motorways are BLUE. Most autoroutes have a name as well as a number; autoroute du soleil, autoroute l'Européenne etc.
What are the advantages of motorways?
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