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ductile iron casting pipe fitting
The product has long life, excellent tenacity, corrosion resistance, and convenient

ductile iron casting pipe fitting

1:Used for water piping

2:External coated with rich zinc plus bituminous paint

3:Internal coated with cement mortal lining

4:As per customer requirement painting zinc

5:processing technique: Sand cast and lost foam

Ductile iron tee
usage	Used for water piping
coating	External coated with rich zinc plus bituminous paint
	Internal coated with cement mortal lining
	As per customer requirement painting zinc
processing technique	Sand cast and lost foam

Q: I have been vegetarian for three months now (lacto-ovo) and I wanted some information about what food contain iron and what foods can help iron absorption? I eat plenty of mushrooms, eggplant and some spinach and I try to eat lots of rice, patatos and carrots is this enough?: The average person requires 18mg of iron per day. Foods that are good sources of iron include: Dried kidney beans, Chick peas. baked potatoes with skins on, raisins, whole enriched grains like whole wheat oats. Calcium blocks the absorption of iron while vitamin c enhances it.

Q: In my experiment, I ignited the iron before placing it in a jar containing oxygen. The iron had a reaction with the oxygen and there was no more iron left. What happened? Could you add more detail to the outcome of this reaction?: Iron and oxygen produce rust or Iron oxide when they are joined. However, it is possible that you burned the iron, as oxygen is highly flammable.

Q: Iron deficiency ANEMIA. What foods to eat to get 18mg of iron a day?: Well you can always take iron supplements but they will constipate you. Best take iron rich foods and take VITAMIN C with them too as it helps you absorb iron. Here is a list of some Iron rich foods: Foods that are a good source of iron include: (liver, lean red meats, including beef, pork, lamb--just so others know too ) seafood, such as oysters, clams, tuna, salmon, and shrimp, etc. beans, including kidney, lima, navy, black, pinto, soy beans, and lentils iron fortified whole grains, including cereals, breads, rice, and pasta greens, including collard greens, kale, mustard greens, spinach, and turnip greens (the darker the green the more iron) tofu vegetables, including broccoli, swiss chard, asparagus, parsley, watercress, brussel sprouts chicken and turkey blackstrap molasses nuts egg yolks dried fruits, such as raisins, prunes, dates and apricots (and probably PURE juices from these are rich too)

Q: I‘m rather stuck on this question:What mass of iron(II) sulfate would be needed to provide 28 grams of iron?I know that the mass of one mole of iron(II) sulfate is 152g, but I‘m not entirely certain of the question.All posts are appreciated!: Iron (II) Sulfate formula is FeSO4 That is 1--Iron,1-Sulfur,4-Oxygen Atomic weights are Fe-56 S-32 O-16 (4 O- 64) Add them up and you get 152 thats why one mole weighs 152 grams So one mole of Iron(II) Sulfate has 56 grams of Iron in it. To get 28 grams of Iron would be one half mole or 76 grams of Iron (II) Sulfate. Make Sense ?

Q: What does iron from a lemon do to your body?: iron binds to hemoglobin and attracts O2 so you can carry O2 through your body. If you're low on iron, (also called anemia) you will be tired, lethargic, and may experience headaches. But you can always take a supplement to make it better.

Q: What is the iron curtain?how can i draw a political cartoon on it?: The term iron curtain was coined by Winston Churchill in a 1946 speech. He used it to describe the division of Europe between the free west and Soviet controlled east. Maybe you could draw theater curtains descending behind Churchill or on top of Germany.

Q: as you can see in that chart, iron has a boiling point, but doesn‘t have a C value for gas. what does this mean? What happens when iron is boiled?: Iron turns into a gas, just like most other things, when it is heated to a termperature above its boiling point. The chart is saying that it doesn't know what the heat capacity of iron gas is. That's not surprising since running calorimeter experiments at temperatures above 2860 °C would be extremely difficult. [For example, how would keep the calorimeter from melting?] Similarly, there is very little need for knowing the heat capacity of iron gas because no one is likely to be messing around with gaseous iron anyway.

Q: It was wrinkled when I took it out of the package. Is it safe to iron it at least for the first time? It‘s 100% cotton, but I don‘t want to ruin a $45 shirt so I thought I better check first.: Instead, hang it in the bathroom then run a hot bath or take a hot shower and hang it in the humid room. That should get rid of the worst of the wrinking without ironing. edit: kim beat me to it :)

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