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What is monopoly pieces made out of?
AnswerIt depends. Some sets have their pieces carved out of wood but most common monopoly game pieces are made of metal. And some pieces are made out of plastic.
Are the monopoly pieces made of silver?
all of the mark peices such as the dog and the iron
How many types of atom are there in a piece of iron?
If its just iron then there is only one type of atom: iron atoms
What was Andrew Carnegie's monopoly?
Andrew Carnegie's Monopoly is the extreme case in capitalism.
Will a piece of iron float in water?
No, a piece of iron will sink in water because its density is greater than that of water.
What Monopoly game token did they get rid of and what did they replace it with?
The miniature Iron shaped figurine was replaced with an equally tiny Cat. This was done in response to a small dog figurine being present and individuals asking in response to that "Why is there no Cat figurine?"
Can a 9 wood replace a 6 iron in golf?
Not ideally. A 9 wood would replace a 5 iron, but could be used to replace a 6 iron if you so wanted.
How could a apparatus be used to tell if a piece of iron itself was a magnet?
An apparatus to determine if a piece of iron is a magnet could consist of a small compass and a stand to hold the iron piece. By placing the compass near the iron, if the needle moves and aligns itself with the iron, it indicates that the iron is magnetized. Additionally, the apparatus could include a setup to test for attraction to other magnetic materials; if the iron piece attracts or repels them, it confirms that it is a magnet.
Why does using powdered iron make a reaction go faster than using a single piece of iron?
It has a greater surface area than the single piece of iron
Who discovered the magnet?
Maybe someone picked up a piece of "magnesian" rock on an Aegean coast and noticed the piece of lodestone was peculiar. It attracted a piece of iron, and could change the properties of the iron when the iron was rubbed with the rock.
When a galvanised iron piece and a tinned iron piece is scratched and underneath metal is exposed which will not rust?
When a galvanised iron piece is scratched and the underlying metal is exposed, it is less likely to rust because the zinc coating provides cathodic protection to the iron beneath it. In contrast, a tinned iron piece, which is coated with tin, does not offer the same level of protection, and the exposed iron is more prone to rusting. Tin can corrode and does not protect the underlying iron as effectively as zinc does. Therefore, the galvanised iron piece has a better chance of preventing rust when scratched.
How can you tell if a piece of iron is magnetized or neutral?
If the piece of metal is a magnet it will attract another piece of iron. You should be able to feel this attraction as the two become very close. It's magnetic field can be "seen"( that is the effect) by placing iron filings on a piece of glass and place the magnet beneath the glass. Otherwise it is not a magnet.
