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and if so using common construction metalsi.e mild steel,stainless steelspring steelaluminiumwhat is the mimimum thickness required to prevent penetration of standard 5.56 nato and .50 cal ammunition at a distnce of 30 feet
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I know there is a handy household tip for cleaning tarnished silver, but I can't remember what it is! Anybody??
This procedure to clean silver at home lends itself to the removal of tarnish from flatware or hollowareIn an aluminum pot or a pot lined with aluminum foil, mix a dilute solution of equal parts of baking soda, salt, and liquid soapA quarter cup of each to a gallon of water would be a typical mixtureSet the sterling into the pot, bring the mix to a boil and allow to stand for a few minutesOxides are transferred to the aluminumRinse in water and wash before using.
I don't get how to do chemical bondingFor example:Aluminum (3 valence elctrons) and chlorine (7 valence electrons)What's the formula for this?Please tell me how to do it in steps
This is bcoz its surface is coated with oxide layer which prevent further oxidation This oxide layer does not removes on heating .
so far all i find is 9 inch
Most pie pans are 9Maybe there is an aluminum foil 8 pan, then maybe it wouldn't matter if it were non stick or not?
For example, we did a lab on pressure on soda cans, when we finished the lab everything part of the can was crushed except for the round bottom and top.Why do manufacturers make soda cans with circular tops and bottoms?
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I know aluminium forms and oxide layer when in airIf I remove the oxide layer some how, say I do it underwater with wet and dry paper, would the oxide stay off and aluminium start reacting with the water to form aluminium hydroxide and hydrogen? My aim is to form hydrogenI dont have access to industrial chemicals like gallium which I would prefer.
funny i use the same things they work for me keep on using them you'll get used to them it takes lots of practice
A commercial capacitor is constructed as in Figure 16.25aThis particular capacitor is made from a strip of aluminum foil separated by two strips of paraffin-coated paperEach strip of foil and paper is 3.00 cm wideThe foil is 0.00400 mm thick, and the paper is 0.025 mm thick and has a dielectric constant of 3.7What length should the strips be if a capacitance of 6.00 10-8 F is desired before the capacitor is rolled up? (Use the parallel-plate formulaAdding a second strip of paper and rolling up the capacitor doubles its capacitance by allowing both surfaces of each strip of foil to store charge.)I have no idea how to do this, I would really like to understand the steps, please if you don't mind show me the stepsThanks!
You need to know the formula to calculate the capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor: Capacitance Permittivity x Area / thickness (Where permittivity permittivity of free space x dielectric constant) Rearrange the formula so that you can calculate the area of the platesDivide the area by the width to get the length requiredThe thickness you need in the equation is the thickness of the paper, the thickness of the plates makes no difference(Convert the dimensions to metres fist so that you are working in SI units)