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Material quality: the aluminum foil, HDPE film, HDPE mono filament
Can work: shading, natural ventilation, heat dissipation
Features: has the cool shade, water saving moisture, ventilation, energy saving, prevent condensation does not drop, furl shadow small features.
Use: this product is suitable for a energy-saving all kinds of high-grade greenhouse.
- Q: I purchased a few 30 round hard plastic mags for my ARIt said they were chemical, UV, heat and damage resistant.Not too sure but does anyone have any stories of bad experiences with them? Or are they reliable mags?
- Like most things, the BRAND makes a lot more difference than the material that it is made of (all modern polymer mags are chem, UV, and damage resistant)For example, probably the most popular polymer mag maker in the US is MagpulI have not seen a more reliable AR-15/M-16 magazine than the Magpul gen 2 and gen 3 modelsEven more reliable than than standard metal AR-15 mags in a wide variety of AR-15s, both hand-built and factory builtThe other hand the only other polymer AR mags I trust right now are Lancer L5I do not trust Troy and Promag to be 100% reliableI would not buy MSAR brand mags for my AR15For one thing, beyond personal experience, I look at products that have a long history of reliable usage across the whole user baseDid an internet search on your magsI found more complaints than praises about themIt may be important to remember that the primary gun that MSAR is not an AR15, while the mags are supposed to be compatible, their primary concern is to make them reliable in the STG-E4Price-wise Magpul gen 2 are probably no more expensive than the MSAR mags.
- Q: we're making cupcakes but don't have the real cupcake paper that goes on the outside when you bakecould we use something else?
- I would line the cups with aluminum foil or parchment paper, or just rub lightly but thoroughly with vegetable shortening.
- Q: My Dad wanted to go camping, but I've never been camping before so I thought I could come here ask this questionO ya need to know what I need to bring alsoShould i check out a book on plants at the library too? 3 thx~! PLZ ANSWER
- You put insulation on top of insulationYou do not care about how hot it gets in the attic cause you do not live thereYou live in the box below it The gable ends of the house should have large vents that are screened from the inside to keep bugs outThe breeze can blow through and out the other end Think of it like wearing gloves during cold weather You double the glove thickness for additional warmth rather than nail it to the house walls You are the heat generator.so you are not going to heat a room by yourself as fast as the air space in the clothing that hang on your body Right? In any case it will help by keeping the room temperature at least about the same if not less Double pane glass also helps or at least curtains to repel the sun away from the house(white in color)
- Q: I am scrapping a desktop computer but thought I would keep the RAM sticks to upgrade other machinesWhat's the best readily-available material to wrap them in to protect from damage by static? Aluminium foil?
- I wouldn't do aluminum foil, but don't use plasitic either, plastic builds up a static charge because it doesn't conduct, aluminum easily conduct a static shock if you were charged, the best option would be to get an antistatic bag, but you would have to buy them onlinejust put them in something like idk, a paper bag, and then don't mess with themmake sure your grounded (no static buildup, go around touching metal objects that touch the floor like table legs) when you touch them again.
- Q: I just swore in yesterday, but there were very few rates available for FebruaryI got a 70 on my ASVABI was told that if I didn't choose a job yesterday, I would not be guaranteed to get into the NavyI just picked anything to lock myself in, but then found out from someone who was in before that the job involves dealing with sewageI feel sick to my stomach when I think about itI do not want this jobI am scheduled to leave on August 11, 2010 for bootcampIs there anyway to change rates before I leave? If so, what are the steps I need to takeThe rate I have now is HT.
- My cat is 7 yrsold and still does thatHe was weened from his mother too early due to a respiratory infectionSucking and kneading on things comforts himHe's learned to stop the licking and sucking when I say no, but he continues to kneadI'd rule out other causes.such as being hungry.and then just let them do it if it makes them happy Mine likes to knead on us when we're on the couch, but if we're not in the mood, we can push him away and he stopsIt can be annoying, but mostly, it's a comfort knowing I can comfort him by just letting him do his thingIt's not a big deal.it's just a cat thing.
- Q: This question asks about the potential environmental risks associated with the use and disposal of aluminum foil.
- <p>Aluminum foils pose several environmental hazards. They contribute to landfill waste, as they are not biodegradable and take up space in landfills. When incinerated, aluminum foils can release toxic fumes and contribute to air pollution. Additionally, the production of aluminum foil consumes significant energy and generates greenhouse gases, contributing to climate change. The improper disposal of aluminum foils can also harm wildlife, as they can be ingested by animals, leading to injury or death. Recycling aluminum foils can mitigate these hazards, as it conserves resources and reduces energy consumption.</p>
- Q: The aluminum in a package containing 75^2 of kitchen foil weighs approximately 12ozAluminum has a density of 2.70 g/cm^3What is the approximate thickness of the aluminum in millimeters? thx in advance, this question doesnt add upI got the mass and divide by density to get the volume but the area is larger than the volume, it doesnt make any sense
- Of course the area is larger numerically than the volume, because the thickness is less than 1You don't give the unit of measure of the foil sizeso it is hard to tell exactly what the result should be, but a thickness of a fraction of a millimeter would be typicalYou can get the volume in cubic centimeters (I get about 127), and divide by the area in square centimeters to get the thickness in centimeters.
- Q: I need to know what reacts with aluminum and what doesn't react with aluminum... please give answers that a eighth grader will understand.
- Aluminium is one of the most reactive metals. It is so reactive that almost as soon as it is formed, it reacts with oxygen in the air to form aluminium oxide - which is what you see inside a soda can. Aluminium oxide is extremely unreactive. If you can remove the oxidised layer (usually done with acid) then you can use aluminium in a number of displacement reactions. In a displacement reaction (say, copper carbonate and aluminium) the aluminium will displace the copper (to form aluminium carbonate) and leave the pure copper at the bottom of the flask. Here is a reactivity list - any metal will displace any other metal below iot on the reactivity series. You can see that aluminium is near the top and so will displace a lot of metals. K Na Li Ca Ba Sr Mg Al Mn Zn Cr Fe Cd Co Ni Sn Pb H2 Sb Bi Cu Hg Ag Pt Au
- Q: also how much does regular aluminum cost per pound?
- Cost Of Aluminum Per Pound
- Q: I never had problem with parchment paper catch on fire or anythingBut today, I use parchment paper to line my baking pan, leaving a little hang of parchment paper along its side so it's easier to lift my brownies right out, but then it catches on fire!!! Like what the hell, it never been a problem since I was a little girl baking, but now it literally on fireI was near my oven all the time, then I started to see excess smoke came out of my ovenI look in and something red was framing - the fire!!! I stop the oven I took the brownies out and the fire was under the brownies (on the parchment paper beneath the brownies)What's wrong? I thought parchment paper and aluminum foil is oven safe? Does it mean that I shouldn't line my baking pan and stuff with parchment paper since then? Anyone have this similar problem? P/S: The parchment paper was not just burnt it's actually on fire!!!
- Paper, wood and other things made of cellulose begin to burn at 451 F (233C)Maybe your paper touched the oven wall which was at least this temperature? It can ignite from radiant heat alsoIf it was near enough to the heating coils, or whatever generates the heat, that could have done it, especially if you had the heat turned up temporarily to try to heat the oven fastAs long as you keep all parts of the oven around the usual baking temperature it should be fineI had the same problem when I tried to dry a chunk of wood too fast by raising the oven temperature too highThe edges dried first and the high temperature ignited the wood.
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