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How heavy is one sheet of paper?

it depends on the size and quality of the paper. the quality is usually measured in kg/m2 so just find that and calculate the weight for the size you need

What explosive is composed of red phosphorous and potassium chlorate?

The explosive you're referring to is likely red phosphorus mixed with potassium chlorate. This mixture is known as Armstrong's mixture and has been used in fireworks and military applications due to its explosive properties. However, it is highly unstable and can be dangerous to handle.

How is fluorine used in your everyday lives?

Fluorine is commonly used in toothpaste and water fluoridation to help prevent tooth decay. It is also used in the production of Teflon for non-stick coatings in cookware and in the manufacture of a variety of industrial chemicals and pharmaceuticals.

Would you use grams or kilograms to measure the weight of a feather?

Strictly speaking, one should use grams to measure the mass of a feather not the weight. Mass is measured in kilograms (or grams), whereas weight depends upon the amount that the force of gravity pulls on an object, and, in physics, is strictly measured in newtons, nor grams or kilograms.

Where does the carbon dioxide that you exhale come from?

When you breath in oxygen, that oxygen undergoes a process called cellular respiration in order to provide energy for your cells. I won't go into detail with the entire process, but basically a sugar (C6H12O6) combined with oxygen (6O2) to create carbon dioxide (6CO2) and water (6H2O). Since the carbon dioxide is a waste product, we release it when we exhale. If you're wondering what happens to it, plants use it to undergo a process called photosynthesis, which is basically the oppisite of cellular respiration; needing carbon dioxide and water while producing a sugar and oxygen, and they then give the oxygen off as a wast product. That's all hope this helped!

An example of reciprocating motion?

The back-and-forth movement of a piston in an engine is an example of reciprocating motion. As the piston moves up and down within the cylinder, it creates the necessary pressure to drive the engine. This reciprocating motion is crucial in converting the energy from fuel combustion into mechanical work.

What is chronometer movement?

A chronometer is the NE PLUS ULTRA of portable timepieces. They are used as master timepieces for navigation particularly the nautical kind. They were evolved in the eighteenth century following the lead of John Harrison, (see who invented the Chronometer) designed for superior accuracy under the widest variable operating conditions. There are specialized variations in this sphere of timepiece structure. Hamilton had a special type of one-way detente (This may be what you are thinking of) in any case this particular type of movement must always be SET FORWARD. (bACK SETTING) for such purposes as returning to standard time are done in forward motion, maybe two or more l2-hour cycles around the dial, but in forward motion. One can actually cause damage to the movement setting one of these back(and your wallet or expense account)! This harmonizes neatly with the Hamilton slogan (noloiger used) Jamais Arrieres- never backwards! It strictly applies to the Chronometer movement and a similar device on Lever set Grade 992 watches. Don't listen to me!!!!

What was Mendeleev's table was based upon?

Mendeleev's periodic table was based upon arranging elements by atomic mass and grouping them into columns with similar chemical properties. He left gaps for undiscovered elements and predicted their properties with remarkable accuracy.

What does female ejacualtion smell like?

Female ejaculation typically doesn't have a strong smell. It is usually clear and odorless or may have a slightly sweet or musky scent. It is important to note that the scent can vary among individuals and may be influenced by diet and hygiene.

A blueprint call out for a hole diameter says 375 0002-0000 will this hole be in spec if it allows a 3752 diameter deltronic pin to go through?

No, the hole will not be in spec. The hole diameter callout of 375 0002-0000 indicates a diameter range of 0.3750 to 0.3752 inches. Since the Deltronic pin is 0.3752 inches in diameter, it will not go through the hole if it is at the lower end of the specified range.

Are mirrors magnetic?

No, mirrors are not magnetic. Mirrors typically consist of a layer of reflective material, such as silver or aluminum, on the back side of a glass pane. This reflective layer does not possess magnetic properties.

Common characteristics of metals?

Metals are typically malleable, meaning they can be easily shaped or bent without breaking. They also conduct heat and electricity well due to the movement of electrons within their structure. Metals tend to have metallic luster, and are opaque and reflective.

Where does rubbing alcohol come from?

Rubbing alcohol is derived from crude oil.

Can mass be negative?

mass can not be -ve. But mass can be negative in one condition,which is only hypothetical & is not applied to any of the theories......this condition is....if the speed orvelocityof a body becomes more than the speed or velocity of light(3*108 m/sec).

What is a waterclock?

A water clock, also known as a clepsydra, is a device used in antiquity to measure time. It works by determining the passage of time based on the regulated flow of water from one container to another. It was one of the earliest timekeeping devices before the invention of mechanical clocks.

Does the clock move clockwise or counterclockwise?

Clocks typically move clockwise, meaning the hands go from left to right as time passes.

Is cryokinesis real?

To me,itz real because I saw this guy perform it on youtube.but logically[or reality just incase you guys dont know what it means]its a 40-60% chance its real.

How is sheet lightning formed?

Sheet lightning is formed when lightning occurs inside a cloud and illuminates the sky, giving the appearance of a sheet-like flash. This type of lightning is caused by the reflection and scattering of light from the lightning bolt within the clouds, creating a diffuse glow across the sky.

How does metal conduct?

Metals conduct electricity due to the presence of free-moving electrons in their atomic structure. When a voltage is applied, these electrons can move through the metal, creating an electric current. This high mobility of electrons in metals is what allows them to be good conductors of electricity.

What is best estimate for the mass of a chair in kg?

No one can answer this question since we don't know the dimensions of the chair, nor what it is made of.

What term is used for the process of writing data to a disk?

The term used for the process of writing data to a disk is "writing" or "saving". This involves transferring data from the computer's memory to a storage medium like a hard drive or USB drive.

How does sound travel through a piece of wood?

Sound travels through wood because sound is the vibration of atoms. Since wood is made out of atoms, sound can travel through wood. All atoms can vibrate, which is why sound can travel through pretty much anything, including wood.

Sond waves are so strong the make it through.

How does an object develop an electric charge?

An object develops an electric charge when its electrons are transferred to or from another object, creating an imbalance of positive and negative charges. This can happen through friction (rubbing two objects together), conduction (touching two objects together), or induction (moving a charged object close to a neutral object).

How many children does bud cason of buds best cookies have and is there a daughter?

I believe there is a daughter and as I recall she is married to Al Martin's son who is the Al is the smaller cookie packs referenced in their information. Al told me this as I recall. DC

Is water lighter than air?

It depends on the state of the water. Water vapor is lighter than air. Liquid or solid water (ice) are more dense and heavier than air.