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can i put pans made of aluminum in an oven? Will it be harmful to health? Can paper be put in an oven?

How did New Zealand not make that list? It has some of the most scenic, accessible, and affordable bungee jumping; not to mention that it's the country that invented it (AJ Hackett, 1987)! The ones I have experience with are based out of Queenstown NZ, including a 143m freefall into a gorge from a tiny platform suspended on wires; a free-form bungee where they allow to do flips or spins or whatever, and it's 400m above Q-town, very scenicThen there's the Kawauru Bridge, which is only 43m, but is the birthplace of modern commercial bungee jumpingPeople get married at it and everythingGreat stuffThere's another company in town that has a slightly higher bungee jump, but it's also a great town to meet other bungee-ers.

Why is the first ionization energy of aluminium lower than the first ionization energy of magnesium?

Magnesium has a full outer orbital, which is very stable and requires a lot of energy to disruptAluminium has a single electron in its outermost orbital, which is not only less stable (and hence requires less energy to remove), but the full orbital before it shields the outer electron from the attractive forces of the nucleusThe outer electron in aluminium experiences less attraction from the nucleus, and hence is more easily removed.

pro's and con'sI've always shot carbon, but thinking of switching

In the 3 decades I have been hunting with Bow I have used wood, fiberglass, aluminum and CarbonI am amazed at just how good the carbon arrows areNo other arrow I have ever used have taken the punishment and even still stayed in the quiver like the carbonTrue the carbon is more expensive then the aluminum arrow but the carbon arrow has lasted better then 3 to 1 over the aluminumWith aluminum arrows you will need to have an arrow straightened quite oftenFor they warp and bend very easy, hit a tree, deer or rocky soil and you will normally you will warp or bend the aluminum arrow out of tuneWhere as the carbon will flex and come back to true shapeI have one carbon arrow I nock in my bow the start of each deer season, for the last 3 yearsThat same arrow has taken 3 Bucks and 2 Does thus far and is still in perfect tuneFor the money I would have to say Carbon is a wise investment D58 Hunting with Rifle, Pistol, Muzzle loader and Bow for over 3 decadesReloading Rifle, Pistol and shotgun for over 3 decades.

When I try to use the signal switch I get nothing.no noise no flashing inside or out.But when I check outside of the car all the lights come on as normal.

Test tinfoil or a large saucepan over your radio; does it stop the signal?

I know there is 13 protons and 13 electrons in an aluminium ATOM but is it different for an aluminium ION??

I use square section Stainless - the tubes nest better, are similar weight to equivalent alloy but easier to weld and less likely to corrode in serviceThat's based on a lot of practical experience and use in commercial fishing boats, both mine and other fishers.

Is there a certain way to store it so that it will be crispy tomorrow when I serve it as part of appetizers for thanksgiving dinner?

remove the leaves and wrap in aluminum tupperware had a container for celery, it was a long rectangular box one with a lid, and had a slitted plastic footed, holder (which held it up from water) which help your celery to keep fresh, water was added to the bottom of container not touching the vegit keeps it for quite awhileHope this helpskeep lid on it in refrigerator -Take the celery out of the plastic bagSometimes I remove the leaves, sometimes I don'tI don't wash it before wrapping in foil - I tried this and it really did work wellI removed the plastic and wrapped the celery, intact, in aluminum foil and then kept it in the crisper in the bottom of the fridgeI didn't wash it first, I just pulled off stalks as needed washed them thenDid keep the celery nice crisp fresh for quite some time - I trim and wash celery, dry it and wrap it in a paper towel and then place it in a clean plastic bagIt keeps in the fridge for 3 weeks and is still crisp and good -I wash and cut up the celery into the sizes I want, then wrap tightly in foil, I put the foil in a plastic bagThe celery has lasted much longer that a few weeks -When I buy celery I break the ribs off wash them real good.Trim the bottom part ,I then wet enough paper towel to wrap around it,put it in a plastic bag in the crisper drawer.It stays crisp fresh for about two weeks - I work in produce, the way the store keeps lettuce,celery,and other veggies fresh is to crisp themWhen you first get them, trim off the root, let sit for 5min in warm water, put in frig and then everyday we trim off a little bit of more root, and rinse with cold wateror let sit in cold waterBut at home i crisp my lettuce when i first get it and then wrap tightly in plastic wrap to let no air in and leave it til i need it, i then only cut root if i use it again and rewrap and my lettuce lasts for around 2 weeksgood luck!

Aluminum (Al+3) is an ion of Aluminium (Aluminum) (atomic number Z13 and atomic weight A26.9815386) How many electrons are now in the atom due to the ionization?Explain your work please

A neutral aluminum atom contains 13 electrons and 13 protonsAfter some reaction mechanism we have an aluminum ion, Al+3, which means the atom now contains 13 protons and 10 electronsi.ea net positive charge of 3.

Can you roll a cigarette like normal with FIVE bubble gum wrapper?

Dolmio is the best for quick lasagne - its so tasty - just brown the mince, add a few mushrooms if you want and then the sauce simmer for about 20 mins half and hour and then build your lasagne and pop in the oven for time suggested on the jar - I use the Dolmio White Sauce for the lasagne as well it comes out scrumptious!