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What is barton apparatus and what's it's uses?
A Barton apparatus is a laboratory equipment used for synthesizing organic molecules via radical chemistry. It typically consists of a tube filled with mercury(II) oxide and a UV light source to generate radicals from carboxylic acids. These radicals can be used in various organic reactions to create new compounds.
Light and temperature causes a tree to bloom. During the spring when the temperature warms up and there is more light, the trees will start to have their flowers blossom or leaves begin to grow.
In the 1993 I Spy Mystery book by Walter Wick where is the spoon found on pages 16 and 17?
The problem is Walter wick, pages 16 and 17 is not the problem
What is it called when you cant talk?
When a person is unable to talk, it is known as aphonia or the loss of voice. This can be caused by a variety of factors such as illness, injury, or psychological conditions. Treatment for aphonia depends on the underlying cause.
How do you convert a nemeric value to write in words?
To convert a numeric value to words, you can use programming languages or libraries that provide functions or methods for this purpose. For example, in Python, you can use the num2words library. Simply install the library (pip install num2words) and then use the num2words function to convert the numeric value to words.
What happens when you add heat to air in a balloon?
When heat is added to air inside a balloon, the air molecules move faster and spread out, causing the balloon to expand or inflate. This is due to the increase in pressure inside the balloon as the air molecules gain kinetic energy from the heat.
Ekim Magden was born on April 23, 1979, in Ankara, Turkey.
The charge of chloride ion in salt?
The chloride ion in salt has a charge of -1. It is derived from an atom of chlorine that has gained one electron to achieve a full outer electron shell, resulting in a negative charge.
Why can solids support objects better than fluids?
Solids have a stable and rigid structure due to their arrangement of particles, which allows them to support objects more effectively. In contrast, fluids have weak intermolecular forces and constantly change their shape, making them less capable of providing stable support for objects.
How do you change the front tire on a John Deere 345?
Just like any other tubeless tire. You will remove the air from the tire and then get a pry bar and pull the bead over the outside part of the rim. Then you will get the other bead off the edge of the rim. My suggestions is to go to a local tire shop. Pay the fee, it is not worth thehassleand it will only take a few minutes.
What is the viscosity of effusive eruption?
The viscosity of lava during an effusive eruption is generally low, allowing it to flow easily and spread over large areas. This low viscosity is typically associated with basaltic lava, which has a high temperature and low silica content. As a result, effusive eruptions tend to produce gentle lava flows rather than explosive activity. The fluid nature of the lava contributes to the formation of broad, shield volcanoes.
Why did the archaeopteryx die?
Archeopteryx lithographica was the earliest known bird that lived in what is now Germany nearly 160 million years ago. Since fossils of it have only been found in the Solnhofen limestones of Germany, dating from about the same age, it is hard to say exactly how long the species itself lasted: we cannot claim to know how long Archeopteryx existed before those fossils, likewise after; hence, the reasons for its extinction are unknown. However, it probably was the same reason that many other species go extinct: simple outcompetition over time.
ERCO Worldwide's Port Edwards, Wisconsin facility has an estimated ECU capacity of 97,000 annually. The breakdowns are as follows: 97,000 tons chlorine capacity per year 42,900 tons of caustic soda capacity per year 92,800 tons of potassium hydroxide per year (caustic potash) From KA Steel Chemicals, Inc. 2003. "Plant and Terminal Map." [http://www.kasteelchemicals.com/terminal_map.cfm].
What water fish can walk on land?
Mudskippers are a type of fish that have adapted to walking on land by using their pectoral fins to move around. They are commonly found in mangrove forests and intertidal areas where they can move between water and land.
What can cause engine to misfire?
get a tune up it could be the spark plugs not firing right or clean ur fuel injectors
Why are black rhinos critically endangerd?
Poaching has decimated the species. They are strictly protected now.
What is the poem song of the worker's wife about?
the poem is based around life's involvement on a growing family,It describes a wives believes that all her labour is beneficial to the ones she loves, her family, reaching out the audiences sympathy for motherhood, the author also uses adjectives to create this effect. There are 4 stanzas in the poem; each stanza is in chronological order in family ageing. For this reason the language of the poem is very informative and simple, reaching an audience of the common housewives so that the readers can easily relate.
Were is the knock sensor on a 1993 350?
It is screewed into the passenger side of the engine block,just in front of the starter. It will have an electric wire connected to it and is hard to see.
Is it possible for something to explode in space like in the movies?
All chemical explosives that work on Earth will work in space. Here's why. Chemical explosives are just things that burn, but burn very fast. In fact, they have to burn so fast that they cannot rely on the air to get their supply of oxygen. This means that they have to supply their own oxidizing agent, so that they can burn fast enough to be an explosion. For gunpowder this oxidizing agent is saltpetre, for example. Because explosives have their own oxidizing agent built in they will explode even in the absence of air - for instance under water or in deep space. There also won't be any *bang*. As there is vacuum in space, sound can't travel in space. Other Contributors said: * I suppose the question is really asking can there be explosions in space resembling those in the movies. For the most part, no. Let's take visual resemblance. In movie explosions, the expanding hot gas and smoke interact with the atmosphere, briefly producing roiling cloud-like shapes. In space there is practically no atmosphere, so explosion products would simply radiate straight out - an effect that I've never seen in a movie. (A good cinematographer will film a 'space explosion' from above, so we don't notice the debris falling in Earth's gravity.)
* Auditory resemblance is also an issue. Most movies play an explosive sound. But in space there is no gas to transmit sound from the explosion to the observer, so it would appear to be silent. * I've seen several movie explosions generate a ring-shaped shock wave, as if they occurred on a liquid surface. Of course this would not happen with an exploding spaceship (but on a much larger scale, exploding stars can create rings because of their magnetic fields). So, while explosions of spaceships or weapons in space are certainly possible, movies don't seem to simulate them properly.
== == * Yes, provided there is an oxygen source. A spaceship with liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen will blow up quite well in the vacuum of space. Chemical explosives will also explode in space since they function by breaking weakly bonded chemical components; no oxygen is necessary. Nuclear explosions can of course occur in space, too. The United States military in the 60's performed a series of nuke tests in outer space, and found out what EMP can do, when they briefly wiped out Hawaii's electrical grid for a few hours. * The above is all accurate, however an explosion would have no sound (or what sound did occur from material from the explosion hitting your ship would sound different and come later) and a nuclear explosion would essentially be a "light-bomb" and not have the violence of a nuclear bomb going off in the atmosphere which is caused by the violent propulsion of matter outward by radiation. A sufficiently armored ship or station, shuttle, pod etc should be able to withstand a close nuclear explosion.
* If we follow the fact that space is a vacuum any explosion in space would give off some form of light and a varied E.M. pulse. There would be no sound because the atmosphere isn't conducive to it i.e. there is no oxygen for sound waves to travel through, or vibrate off of, and with no oxygen to feed fires they would die out immediately. * basically, no. You need oxygen to produce fires and explosions. that's why star wars is a lot of crap, you cant hear anything in space either, space pretty much shows how important oxygen is, and why we shouldn't be polluting it * Things can explode if there is energy to support the explosion inside the vacuum. Fire cant happen though. Oxygen is needed. But for movies sake, how are you gonna feel about something just shattering without anything visual.
Who burns Tia book in zacth bell?
Zeno Bell burns the book of Tia in Zatch Bell. He does this as a warning to Tia and Zatch to not get in his way, as he is one of Zatch's strongest competitors in the Mamodo battle.
What happens when opposite terminals of two batteries are connected directly?
If you connect each pole of one battery to the opposite pole of the other, you will have completed an electrical circuit, and electricity will flow. If you leave them attached like that, eventually you will drain both batteries. It's also possible that one or both batteries could explode due to the heat produced by this rapid flow of current. The above may take place when the voltage is low. but in case of relative high voltage the following phenomenon is likely: According to universally recognized, Ohm's law: i = v/r (where i = current, v = voltage, and r = resistance) When two poles are connected through a simple wire (assumed to of no resistance) the result of the above expression becomes infinite (anything divided by zero). That means infinite current flows which may cause explosion/big spark/fire with a loud report.
In twilight Rene is play by Sarah Clarke. She is known from the American drama 24
How do you replace the water pump on a 1999 Toyota Solara?
Generally speaking, you can't. You will have to lift the engine first just to be able to get at all of the bolts that hold the housing onto the block. The car was designed that way so that the car would have to be serviced by the dealer/mechanic.
Helium fusion results in the production of?
Helium fusion results in the production of heavier elements like carbon and oxygen. It also releases a large amount of energy in the form of light and heat. This process takes place in the cores of stars during the later stages of their evolution.
