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What is the force required to prevent movement of water by osmosis?
The force required to prevent movement of water by osmosis is called osmotic pressure. This pressure is determined by the concentration gradient of solutes between two solutions separated by a semi-permeable membrane. Increasing the solute concentration in one solution or applying external pressure can counteract osmotic pressure and prevent water movement.
A device on a building that absorbs radiant energy from the sun is what?
A device on a building that absorbs radiant energy from the sun is called a solar panel. Solar panels are designed to capture sunlight and convert it into usable electricity for powering various devices or buildings.
A building in which objects of permanent interest are preserve and exhibited is called?
a building in which objects of permanent interest are preserved and exhibited is called a building in which objects of permanent interest are preserved and exhibited is called a building in which objects of permanent interest are preserved and exhibited is called
What do you call the movement of an object?
The movement of an object is called motion.
What did Nikola Tesla invent that made the building shake?
Nikola Tesla did not invent anything that made a building shake. However, his research and inventions in electricity and wireless transmission, such as the Tesla coil, have been known to produce electrical effects that may have caused vibrations or shaking in nearby buildings during his experiments.
What is the weight in the roof of a building that can shift to counteract the buildings movement called?
the weight balance
When biggest building in Egypt are tombs there called?
These buildings are called pyramids.
Famous Chinese buildings?
this building is called the homotoginig
What are the exterior supports on Romanesque buildings are called?
The exterior supports on Romanesque buildings are primarily known as buttresses. These structures are designed to reinforce the walls and counteract the lateral forces exerted by the roof and vaults. In addition to buttresses, Romanesque architecture often features engaged columns and arcades that contribute to the stability and aesthetic appeal of the building.
What is another word for high building?
High buildings are called as Skycrapers
What are really tall buildings called?
A tall, narrow building is a tower.
What were the famous buildings in Liverpool called?
The most famous building in Liverpool is the Liver (pronounced lie-ver) Building.
What is a circular room called?
A circular room in commercial buildings or out buildings is called a round house, in a private house it can be called among other things a turret. A rotunda is a round building or a room in a building, the central hall in the Capitol Building in Washington DC is an excellent example of a rotunda ( round room).
What is the parliament building in northern Ireland called?
stormont buildings. located in east Belfast
Is there still a building in Pathankot called MacMullen buildings?
i don't know there might be but i never heard of that where is it??
What is the outlining at the top of very many buildings called?
The eaves are the edges of the roof which overhang a building.
What insurance covers the contents of buildings?
The insurance that covers the contents of buildings is called 'Buildings and Contents Insurance'. It provides more protection that just buildings insurance by covering the contents inside as well as the physical building.
