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Appication: For different food container, such as dishes, plates, trays, etc

Alloy: 8011/3003

Temper:O/H22/H24

Thickness& Tolerance: 0.05mm-0.20m(±8%)

Width& tolerance: 200mm-1650mm(±1mm)

Lubricant: Lubricant

Standard: GB/T3198/ASTM-B209/EN546

Q:36How many electrons are shared by the atoms in the compound N2?A2 B6 C4 D8ENone of the Above//I'm guessing it's 6 but I'm not sureAny answer and brief explanation?What is the correct name for the following?P4O5Apotassium (IV) pentoxide Btetraphosphorus pentoxide Cdiphosphorus tetroxideDphosphorus pentoxideENone of the AboveAl2O3Aaluminide oxide Baluminum oxide Caluminum trioxide Daluminum (III) oxideENone of the Above//Quite confused with the roman numerals inside the parenthesisWhich ones are correct? Any help appreciated :): Nitrogen has five valence electronsThree of which for each atom are shared in a triple bondTherefore, we can say that six electrons are involved in bonding, three from each atomThe remaining two valence electrons for each nitrogen exist as a nonbonding lone pairIf it existed, P4O5 would be called tetraphosphorous pentoxideIt would be a compound of two nonmetals and named using the Greek prefix methodIt is unlikely that P4O5 is an actual compoundThere does exist P2O5 and P4O10, but there is no indication that P4O5 existsWhen I do workshops for chemistry teachers, I always suggest that they use real compounds and real reactions in questions and problemsThat doesn't seem to be the case hereAl2O3 is simply called aluminum oxideAluminum(III) oxide would not be incorrectThe Roman numeral indicates the oxidation number of the metal in the Stock system of nomenclatureIn the Stock system you first write the name of the metal, then you add a Roman numeral corresponding to the oxidation number of the metal, and then write the name of the anionThe Roman numeral may be omitted for metals that exhibit only one oxidation numberThe question is poor because there are two possible correct answersBoth aluminum oxide and aluminum (III) oxide must be counted correct even though aluminum oxide is the more common name for Al2O3.

Q:Okay I live in a third world country so none of those quot;complicatedquot; ingredients or methodsI need something simple yet effectiveThank you! ^_^: EASY HOMEMADE ICE CREAM 1 can Eagle Brand milk 2 tbspwater 2 egg yolks, beaten 4 tspvanilla flavoring 1 ptwhipping cream In large bowl, stir milk, water, egg yolks, and vanillaFold in whipping creamPour in large container and freeze 6 hoursChocolate: Omit water, egg yolks, and vanillaIn large bowl, combine sweetened condensed milk and 2/3 cup chocolate flavored syrupFold in whipping creamThings You'll Need: 1-14 ozcan sweetened condensed milk 2/3 Cchocolate syrup(I use hershey's) 2 Cwhipping cream, whipped This recipe makes about 1 1/2 quarts Step 1 In a large bowl, stir together condensed milk syrupFold in whipped cream.Pour into an aluminum foil lined 9x5 inch loaf pan; coverFreeze for at least 6 hours, or until firmStep 2 Scoop the ice cream from the pan, or remove the ice cream remove the foil slice itReturn any left overs to the freezerStep 3 Enjoy your chocolate homemade ice cream !!

Q:How do styrofoams, aluminum foils,galss cotton balls help prevent heat lossI know that the aluminus foil reflect the heat back to which it was transferred from but that all i know.:[ PLZ HELP I WOULD LOVE IT A.S.A.P: St-foam uses the dead air space trapped in the expansion of the material to kill the temp conversionAluminum foil is a great thermal conductor for convection/conduction heat exchange but does act as a radiant heat barrier by blocking (making shade) IF rays Glass, although used for windows, is a good conductor of convection/conduction and radiant heat.Some types of glass windows have a multiple pane construction .in those the dead air space stops convectionSome glass windows are specially treated to make them low E (emissivity) .this just means the glass stops the radiant heat and UV rays from passing as well as the older plain glass.Cotton balls are great insulators tton has been tested though and found to be only good as long as its dry.Wool on the other hand retains its insulation characteristics even wet So that you get an understanding of this insulation ability let me say that tests have been made to give thermal coefficients for most all solids.the formula for find the rate of transfer is Q u ( a)( T1-T2 ) .u is the thermal coefficient ,,a area ,,,and t1 is temp on side 1,, t2 is temp on side 2.this will give you the thermal transfer in BTU / sq ft.The formulas are real easy to work with but understanding the logical process takes a little time.Good luck with your work.From the E.

Q:I just accidentaly ate aluminium foil, the real thin kind. I know a tiny piece isn't bad at all, but I'm not sure I had a tiny bit. It was a couple of smaller pieces, I don't know how many (I'd say 5-6 pieces) and roughly 5cm2 each. Don't ask me how I managed to eat all this. All I can say is that hunger and being awake for 30h plus is not the best combination....: Aluminum is everywhere in nature so it will not poison you. but it might cause intestinal blockages, so i'd recommend that you stop losing bets, and start eating yogurt and fiber filled foods until you see aluminum in your toilet

Q:I have cubed up some butternut squash and tossed it with chopped onion and seasoningI threw a little (1/4c) water in there and covered the casserole with aluminum foilIt's been baking at 350 for a whileI just checked it, almost done, not evenlySome pieces are still hardShould I take off the aluminum foil for the last 20 min or will that just dry it out???: im not sure, but im pretty sure it would be smart to throw it outMaybe 1 week expired is fine, but a whole year? probably unsafe

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Q:I am going to be a college student in about a year and am looking for an incredible computer that will last me for quite some timeThe question is not what computer to get (as I have already decided on the unibody aluminum Macbook), rather it is what specs to get on itIs it better to get the 2.0GHz MB with and upgraded 250GB HD and 4GB RAM or the 2.4GHz MB with the standard 250GB HD and 2GB RAM? (they are nearly identical in price - about $1600)More simply, is it better to have more RAM or a faster processor?Or is it worth it to take the fall and get the 2.4GHz MB with 4GB RAM and a 250GB HD for $200 more? or even the one with 320GB for an additional $100? (total of about $1900)(And completely unrelated, what are your thoughts on the Acer Inspire One netbooks?)I'm looking forward to hearing all of your opinions.: The computer you need will be for school workYou won't even come close to using all that 2GB of RAMYou also will not have a problem with disk spaceInstead of spending extra money on RAM or a larger hard driveSpend extra money on an external hard drive that will be dedicated to maintaining your backupsLeopard comes with an excellent backup application called Time MachineTake care of your MacbookLook how many people leave questions here about spilling drinks on their keyboardsEat drink, or computerNever bothUnless you damage your Macbook, it will remain useful for 5-6 yearsLonger than that if you resist the urge to upgrade the OS every time Apple comes out with a new version.

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