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1.Standard: ISO4422-1996, GB/T10002.1-2006
2.Material: PVC
3.Size: DN63-DN400
4.Connection: socket end with rubber ring

PVC flange socket adaptor

Material:PVC
Size: DN63-DN400
Standard: ISO4422-1996, GB/T10002.1-2006

Material:PVC

Size: DN63-DN400

Standard: ISO4422-1996, GB/T10002.1-2006

pvc for pipe Female To Female Adaptor good quantity

1. Connection: socket end with rubber ring

2. Color: Grey

3. Use: Widely used in water supply and drainage system

Q:Doing a science lab, I need some common house products that contain Iron, not iron as in mineral, iron as in a element.: Rod Iron hand railings Cast Iron drain pipes are in older homes. Cast Iron wood stoves.

Q:If I had crazy strong jaws and teeth could I get my necessary dietary iron by munching on a very small piece wrought iron fence?: Iron is the element iron. as long as it's iron, it's an atom containing 26 protons (the number of protons dictates which element you have fyi). All the iron in your body and all the iron outside your body contains exactly 26 protons. outside your body iron aka Fe (an atom containing 26 protons, 26 electrons and around 30 neutrons - that number varies for different isotopes of iron) can exist in a multitude of chemical compounds and even in an elemental state. examples K3Fe(CN)6, and Fe, and Fe2O3, etc inside your body Iron can also exist in a variety of states. In some states, iron collects in your organs (not really a good thing). In others, it's used to transport oxygen within your bloodstream. Iron is the central atom in the molecule hemoglobin which transports oxygen and carbon dioxide within your body. In any case, iron is the atom iron.

Q:Hi! I am doing a report on Iron and i have to do an experiment with something to do with iron. I really had know ideas, but my friend said I can use a magnet and ceral and do some sort of experiment. Does anyone have any cool experiments i could do that involve iron?Thanks for reading and any feedback will be greatly appreciated.: Iron can do many things: its a great conductor of heat, electricity and magnetism. Its very stable at room temperature. Its very strong and weighs less than many other metals for its strength. - The most common chemical experiment with iron is to expose it to water. H20 + Fe Rust, respresents a basic chemical change - You can magnetize a bar of iron by exposing it to a strong magnetic field for a period of time. The iron molecules eventually align along the magnetic field lines, causing them to induce a field when the magnetic source is removed, representing a basic physical change in the state of the iron bar - You can wrap a copper coil around the iron bar, attaching either end to a battery which causes the iron bar to instantly turn into an 'electric magnet' - If you wrap a copper coil around a ring and attach either end of the coil to a voltmeter, you can insert a magnetized iron bar in and out of the ring repeated to generate a small electric current. - You can shave the iron bar into iron filings which, when exposed to a magnetic field under a sheet of while paper demonstrate the magnetic field lines associated with the magnet below the paper

Q:is it true that during the war people used to put iron nails into apples to increase the iron content and then eat the apples??: yes. this is called nailing the apple. if you are a lady you should pierce the apple with three nails to represent the sin of Eve on mankind and therefore Jesus on the cross.

Q:I am trying to get a normal level of iron cuz Im always being told my iron low: Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) for Iron 0 to 6 months, 0.27 milligrams of Iron per day 7 - 12 months, 11 milligrams of Iron per day 1 -3 years, 7 milligrams of Iron per day 4 -8 years, 10 milligrams of Iron per day 9 to 13 years old, 8 milligrams of Iron per day Males 14 to 18 years old - 15 milligrams of Iron per day Females 14 to 18 years old - 18 milligrams of Iron per day Males 19 to 50 years old - 8 milligrams of Iron per day Females 19 to 50 years old - 18 milligrams of Iron per day Males and females 51 years and older, 8 milligrams of Iron per day Pregnant females all ages, 27 milligrams of Iron daily Lactating females age 14 to 18, 10 milligrams of Iron per day Lactating females over age 19, 9 milligrams of Iron per day

Q:Like mostly every town in Upstate New York, we get well water.This means that some people have iron in their water, and some people have sulfur, which I‘m glad I don‘t have, because it smells like rotten eggs.Well, anyway, I have iron in my water. It doesn‘t smell or anything, you can‘t even notice you have it, really. So, what does iron do to your hair and your skin? I‘m very curious.: Iron usually occurs with manganese in water. Some iron and manganese is fine. Excessive amounts typically cause staining of clothes and encourage the growth of iron bacteria, which impart a foul taste and odor to the water. Typically, iron should not exceed 0.3 mg/L and manganese 0.05 mg/L in drinking water.

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