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CAS No.:	27176-87-0
MF:	C18H30O3S
EINECS No.:	248-289-4
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Q: the famous Bird Girl statue has an additive or subtractive techique?: Subtractive sculpture involves cutting away hard materials to make an image. This was not the case for the Bird Girl sculpture. It was originally a plaster cast, meaning that it accords to the concept of an additive technique as one were soft materials are used (wax, plaster, plasticine) and details can be easily added or changed. So, although four bronze statues were produced from the plaster original, I would still say that the work was produced by means of an additive technique. Check out the defintions at these sites: . .

Q: additives that is used in an food: what do you mean by additive huh cyanide is an additive do you mean the ones that are known to be harmful and still included bcoz they are a cheaper alternative tobacco is bad for you, either chewing or smoking it, only now are they putting warnings on it for its danger

Q: what is the additive inverse of 3 and 1 1 --- --- 4 2 dont forget to show work: additive inverse is the number you have to add or subtract for the result to be zero. In general the additive inverse of X is -X being X any number. 3 +(-3) = 0 11 + (-11) = 0 42 + (-42) = 0 -9 +(9) = 0 you could set up an equation thus: 3 + x = 0; isolate x on one side then x = -3

Q: This came up in my phlebotomy class and the teacher didn‘t really know. It must be an anticoagulant, right?: N is correct about it being Na citrate + dextrose; using packed cells (taking off plasma) removes some of it (it is about 50 ccs per unit of blood currently it is called CPDA-1). If this could be a problem, packed red cells can also be washed, removing all the anticoagulant.

Q: I JUST NEED TO KNOW IF ANYONE HAS USED THIS ADDITIVE AND IF IT ACTUALLY WORKS, OR IF THERE IS ANY OTHER SIMILAR ADDITIVE I CAN ADD TO THE PAINT BEFORE I REPAIR THE HOLES.THANK YOU: This is not that usual of a problem. They don't do it for the sake of making a hole. Usually they do that to get at bugs of one kind or another. I would consult with a pest control company to see if there may be an infestation of some kind in your siding or what ever the woodpeckers are making holes in. Not heard of an additive to prevent woodpeckers, just for insects.

Q: What is the best source of Organic Acai that doesnt have any added ingredients or additives?: the spelling is diffrent .

Q: Such as the first security 3000, then add a bottle of additives after the first Paul how much ah?: During the running of the new car, the additive should not be added. The number of miles that affect the running is not to be maintained, but no additives are added to the new car.

Q: Did you know that additives in cigarettes are more addictive and harmful than the tobacco itself?: Yes, that is why they add things to the tobacco. You can buy additive free cigarettes. They generally cost more but possibly worth it. My grandpa smoked all of his life with no harmful side effects because there wasn't anything added for alot of years he smoked.

Q: Brother I would like to get some antifreeze that big brother know how to provide point clue ratio Thank you pull: Ethylene glycol 940.15%. Borax 3%. Sodium silicate 1%. Potassium nitrate 0.25%. Sodium nitrite 0.15% Trinitrophenol

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