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is aluminum foil a compound or element?

This Site Might Help YouRE: Does putting flooring in the attic over the insulation cause a loss of insulation value? Went to the home improvement store about putting a floor in the attic on top of the insulation and raftersHe said if you do that you lose the insulation value of the insulationThat does not seem right to me, being that you would have the ceiling sheetrock, then the insulation, then the floor.

im making my rabbit some treats and i have to put them on a foil covered cookie sheetim making them with my little sister so we dont know if that means u put aluminum foil over the cookie sheet or what becuase once when i was little my babysitter put a hambergur on aluminum foil in the microwave and it started a fire (just in the microwave) so i just wanted to be sure what to do because i dont want to have an accident

You don't use foil in the microwave, but it is safe to use in the ovenGood luck on making the treats.

A recycling center can recycle 1800 pounds of aluminum in one hourHow many hours will it take them to recycle 13 tons of aluminum? Round your answer to the nearest tenth(Hint: 1 ton 2000 pounds.) a.) 13.3 hoursb.) 15.2 hoursc.) 14.4 hoursd.) 17.6 hours

1800 pounds/hour 0.9 tons/hour13/0.9 14 and 4/9 hoursRound off to the nearest 10 would give you the answer: C

I'm wondering what the exact process is for recycling materials.-Glass-Tin-Aluminum-Plastic-Cardboard-Boxboard-PaperMetals, I can guess are recycled by simply crushing/compacting them and melting them.I'm not sure how they would melt them though, and how do impurities separate? Through evaporation? Glass, pretty sure it's just crushed and ground and melted, but the colors must be separated I'm guessing, or brown would result.Paper.I have no idea.all I can guess is that it's just ground up and then the pulp is just used to make new paper.but why does cardboard need to be separate? And how is paper made white again?

Make sure no heat is getting in the atticIf it is venting will help a littleTry to insulate well first.

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How does the aluminum foil's moisture resistivity and corrosion resistance?

It has good moisture resistivity and corrosion resistance, and it has thermal conductivity.it has good heat dissipation and UV resistance. The aluminum foil has good acid-resistance and electric conduction

Compounds have the same properties as the elements that form them True False Electrons on the outermost layer of an atom are called valence electrons True False Compounds formed by sharing electrons are called _ compoundsSelect the letter of the correct answer A.) Ionic B.) Covalent C.) Positive D.) Negative E) Neutral Compounds formed by transferring electrons are called _ compoundsSelect the letter of the correct answer A.) Ionic B.) Covalent C.) Positive D.) Negative E.) Neutral Elements that lose electrons will have a _ chargeSelect the letter of the correct answer A.) Ionic B.) Covalent C.) Positive D.) Negative E.) Neutral ALUMINUM HAS THREE OUTTER ELECTRONS.Will the element share, gain or lose electrons? Give a detailed explanation for your answerWhat charge will the element have? The center of an atom is positively charged and the outside is positively chargedType True or False below

Compounds have the same properties as the elements that form themsodium and chloride form table salt with diff propertiesElectrons on the outermost layer of an atom are called valence electronsTrue B.) Covalent.In covalent compounds element share electronsCompounds formed by transferring electrons are called ionic compoundsThis is because loss or gain forms ions.Ions join to form ionic compounds Elements that lose electrons will have a positive chargeelectrons are negatively charged, their loss means positive charge ALUMINUM HAS THREE OUTER ELECTRONSWill the element share, gain or lose electrons? G Lose to gain +3 charge because it is easier to form a filled-shell configuration by losing three than to gain five The center of an atom is positively charged and the outside is positively charged False.outside is negatively charged.

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A square foot of aluminum foil is around four centsIf you want to reuse it, fineWe recycle in California so it gets reused anyway.