What materials are the ipod nano made of? Is the material different than the ipod video?
Q. What materials are the ipod nano made of (like plastic, metal, etc.)? Is the material different than the ipod video?
Asked by yahooyahooyahoo - Sun Jun 15 20:41:45 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The current line of iPod nanos? I believe they are made of the same thing the iPod videos are made from - the anodized aluminum. The back is made of a shiny aluminum.
Answered by MrV - Wed Jun 18 18:32:19 2008
Q. What materials are the ipod nano made of (like plastic, metal, etc.)? Is the material different than the ipod video?
Asked by yahooyahooyahoo - Sun Jun 15 20:41:45 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The current line of iPod nanos? I believe they are made of the same thing the iPod videos are made from - the anodized aluminum. The back is made of a shiny aluminum.
Answered by MrV - Wed Jun 18 18:32:19 2008
What materials/machines are need to put a photo on a canvas?
Q. What materials/machines are need to put a photo on a canvas? I have some ideas for a small business and part of it includes putting photos on canvas or different materials. What sorts of equipment should I be looking for? And no, I do not want to send it some place to be done- I want to learn how to do it. Thanks!
Asked by s e - Thu Jul 9 12:42:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've done it by printing on thin paper and pressing to canvas with wallpaper paste. Some papers can be peeled down to make them thinner when wet. Another way is to use Liquid Light, a liquid emulsion to paint on the canvas. You will probably find better ideas here www.alternativephotograph y.com . Check Epson and Canon professional printers if you need real production equipment. Or, google pro commercial canvas printers.
Answered by namedeletedbyrequest - Thu Jul 9 14:43:16 2009
Q. What materials/machines are need to put a photo on a canvas? I have some ideas for a small business and part of it includes putting photos on canvas or different materials. What sorts of equipment should I be looking for? And no, I do not want to send it some place to be done- I want to learn how to do it. Thanks!
Asked by s e - Thu Jul 9 12:42:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've done it by printing on thin paper and pressing to canvas with wallpaper paste. Some papers can be peeled down to make them thinner when wet. Another way is to use Liquid Light, a liquid emulsion to paint on the canvas. You will probably find better ideas here www.alternativephotograph y.com . Check Epson and Canon professional printers if you need real production equipment. Or, google pro commercial canvas printers.
Answered by namedeletedbyrequest - Thu Jul 9 14:43:16 2009
What kind of materials are found in military jet fighters?
Q. Just recently got fascinated about military jets and just wondering about this question: What materials are found in military jet fighters? Also, what do the materials contribute towards the fighters itself? Or in other words, what are the advantages of these materials?
Asked by elvinlee1988 - Thu Oct 16 03:42:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i know some titanium is used to make the body strong and light, but mostly other metals. ive heard the length of an sr-71 (not fighter jet, but still) gets an entire foot longer in mach 3 flight due to the heating of the metal from the air friction.
Answered by freaky cool dude - Thu Oct 16 03:52:52 2008
Q. Just recently got fascinated about military jets and just wondering about this question: What materials are found in military jet fighters? Also, what do the materials contribute towards the fighters itself? Or in other words, what are the advantages of these materials?
Asked by elvinlee1988 - Thu Oct 16 03:42:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i know some titanium is used to make the body strong and light, but mostly other metals. ive heard the length of an sr-71 (not fighter jet, but still) gets an entire foot longer in mach 3 flight due to the heating of the metal from the air friction.
Answered by freaky cool dude - Thu Oct 16 03:52:52 2008
What materials are needed to build an electric vehicle for Science Olympiad?
Q. Well, I'm participating in the electric vehicle event for Science Olympiad and I have no idea what materials are required to build it nor do I know how you build it. I'm kind of new to this, so it'd be greatly appreciated if you were able to provide some kind of assistance or information. short version: What materials are needed to build an electric vehicle for the Science Olympiad event? Also, how are you supposed to build it?
Asked by Alan - Sat Jan 10 23:02:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this is what I have found. more to come. Start a Team Score sheet. nattional Electric Vehicle Rules order form Need to get dvd from 16. electric vehicle dvd formerly Battery Buggy. Excellent examples of various devices. (Rev. 09) EVD $16 x = $ look up any questions ,or ask again when you need more info. .
Answered by What If - Sat Jan 10 23:30:06 2009
Q. Well, I'm participating in the electric vehicle event for Science Olympiad and I have no idea what materials are required to build it nor do I know how you build it. I'm kind of new to this, so it'd be greatly appreciated if you were able to provide some kind of assistance or information. short version: What materials are needed to build an electric vehicle for the Science Olympiad event? Also, how are you supposed to build it?
Asked by Alan - Sat Jan 10 23:02:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this is what I have found. more to come. Start a Team Score sheet. nattional Electric Vehicle Rules order form Need to get dvd from 16. electric vehicle dvd formerly Battery Buggy. Excellent examples of various devices. (Rev. 09) EVD $16 x = $ look up any questions ,or ask again when you need more info. .
Answered by What If - Sat Jan 10 23:30:06 2009
What materials are used in the fashion industry?
Q. I am giving my first steps in fashion, and I would be interested to know what materials are used in the industry today and through history. Thanks to all.
Asked by Juan - Fri Nov 13 14:01:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a very extensive subject and the materials used today are the same that have been used for the last half century at least Cotton Polyester Nylon Raon Acrylic Linen In the last 40 -50 years spandex took the place of rubber and that is still popular in many knits Spandex is also used in wovens now Leather took the market in the last 25 years or so - skirts and pants instead of only outerwear. That's all I can give in this small space...but you need to read more on the "history of fabrics"
Answered by Salma - Fri Nov 13 16:22:28 2009
Q. I am giving my first steps in fashion, and I would be interested to know what materials are used in the industry today and through history. Thanks to all.
Asked by Juan - Fri Nov 13 14:01:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a very extensive subject and the materials used today are the same that have been used for the last half century at least Cotton Polyester Nylon Raon Acrylic Linen In the last 40 -50 years spandex took the place of rubber and that is still popular in many knits Spandex is also used in wovens now Leather took the market in the last 25 years or so - skirts and pants instead of only outerwear. That's all I can give in this small space...but you need to read more on the "history of fabrics"
Answered by Salma - Fri Nov 13 16:22:28 2009
What materials to get for a new special education teacher?
Q. I am starting a special education class, after school that i will be helping with kids on homework from grades pre-k to 3rd grade. What do i need to start out with.? What materials and everything. I already know of students i just need to know what else i need.
Asked by Gabriel - Thu Aug 3 14:44:37 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i echo some of the suggestions already given such as blocks, white boards, picture books, and computer programs. those are all great things to have in the classroom. some more helpful things to have on hand are wooden puzzles, tangrams, file folder games for when they finish their work, graph art, stress balls to calm themselves down, beanbags, books on tape, fat crayons, fat pencils, pencil grips, incentive charts, and board games for social skills. since you have such a young group, a picture schedule will help out a lot. kids always want to know what's next on the to-do list. also, you can make a picture list of activities they can do quietly when they are done with their work. if you'll be working with a speech teacher, OT, or… [cont.]
Answered by Plumeria - Thu Aug 3 20:04:59 2006
Q. I am starting a special education class, after school that i will be helping with kids on homework from grades pre-k to 3rd grade. What do i need to start out with.? What materials and everything. I already know of students i just need to know what else i need.
Asked by Gabriel - Thu Aug 3 14:44:37 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i echo some of the suggestions already given such as blocks, white boards, picture books, and computer programs. those are all great things to have in the classroom. some more helpful things to have on hand are wooden puzzles, tangrams, file folder games for when they finish their work, graph art, stress balls to calm themselves down, beanbags, books on tape, fat crayons, fat pencils, pencil grips, incentive charts, and board games for social skills. since you have such a young group, a picture schedule will help out a lot. kids always want to know what's next on the to-do list. also, you can make a picture list of activities they can do quietly when they are done with their work. if you'll be working with a speech teacher, OT, or… [cont.]
Answered by Plumeria - Thu Aug 3 20:04:59 2006
What materials do i need to buy a roller coaster for my roller coaster project in science?
Q. My science class was assigned to do a roller coaster project. I don't know what materials I should use. We have to have one loop, and a marble has to be able to go on it and complete the roller coaster.
Asked by Sasha Leigh - Tue Mar 24 09:14:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would personally look at using something flexible and strong at the same time. If a marble has to be able to run the track you will need 2 running parallel with each other, so you will need some sort of support from one track to another, like a railway line. depending on how long the track has to run depends on what to make it from really. a longer track will require less friction to enable the marble to run further. I would recommend you put the loop near the start to make sure the marble has enough energy to make the full loop. For the supports, i would look at something like lolly-pop sticks, as they are easy to cut to the length you need and are strong enough for the support. For the actual track i would look at something round and… [cont.]
Answered by Jetsan - Tue Mar 24 10:06:45 2009
Q. My science class was assigned to do a roller coaster project. I don't know what materials I should use. We have to have one loop, and a marble has to be able to go on it and complete the roller coaster.
Asked by Sasha Leigh - Tue Mar 24 09:14:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would personally look at using something flexible and strong at the same time. If a marble has to be able to run the track you will need 2 running parallel with each other, so you will need some sort of support from one track to another, like a railway line. depending on how long the track has to run depends on what to make it from really. a longer track will require less friction to enable the marble to run further. I would recommend you put the loop near the start to make sure the marble has enough energy to make the full loop. For the supports, i would look at something like lolly-pop sticks, as they are easy to cut to the length you need and are strong enough for the support. For the actual track i would look at something round and… [cont.]
Answered by Jetsan - Tue Mar 24 10:06:45 2009
What materials can my group and I use to perform a SIMPLE desalination project?
Q. My group and I are trying to perform a desalination project and we need ideas on what materials to use to perform the process.
Asked by Myron S - Wed Jun 27 18:42:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Easiest method would probably be distillation; as the water boils you would need some means to catch it. Depends on what you have access to, but it could be as simple as boiling salt water with some object/ surface (cloth, glass) to force the water to run down to a collection point. If you have access to a high school science lab you could see about borrowing a distillation apparatus (round bottom flask, distillation head, condenser). Just don't boil the water into a CLOSED system. It could cause the vessel to explode.
Answered by Chemist of Carnage - Wed Jun 27 18:55:31 2007
Q. My group and I are trying to perform a desalination project and we need ideas on what materials to use to perform the process.
Asked by Myron S - Wed Jun 27 18:42:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Easiest method would probably be distillation; as the water boils you would need some means to catch it. Depends on what you have access to, but it could be as simple as boiling salt water with some object/ surface (cloth, glass) to force the water to run down to a collection point. If you have access to a high school science lab you could see about borrowing a distillation apparatus (round bottom flask, distillation head, condenser). Just don't boil the water into a CLOSED system. It could cause the vessel to explode.
Answered by Chemist of Carnage - Wed Jun 27 18:55:31 2007
What materials would I need to create a working solar panel out of aluminium cans?
Q. I watched a television show that had a young boy who made a solar powered heater out of aluminium cans, an old radiator and other things. So I'd just like to know what materials are needed to create this type of solar panel.
Asked by unknown - Thu Jun 11 16:25:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. could you give the name of the show? I can see how a solar powered steam engine could be made from those items, then connected to a generator to make electricity. But not photosynthesis. I could be wrong -- post the link
Answered by mike c - Thu Jun 11 16:36:22 2009
Q. I watched a television show that had a young boy who made a solar powered heater out of aluminium cans, an old radiator and other things. So I'd just like to know what materials are needed to create this type of solar panel.
Asked by unknown - Thu Jun 11 16:25:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. could you give the name of the show? I can see how a solar powered steam engine could be made from those items, then connected to a generator to make electricity. But not photosynthesis. I could be wrong -- post the link
Answered by mike c - Thu Jun 11 16:36:22 2009
What materials will help me train to be a conditioned capoeirista in absence of a martial arts studio?
Q. I want to be a capoeirista...BADLY! Bad thing is, I'm currently in an area where capoeira is never heard of. How do I train myself and what materials do I need? Is a gymnasium acceptable to start?
Asked by ElPaso W - Mon Oct 6 15:38:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't need anything but yourself and the ground. If there was more than one of you, a berimbau would be useful, and maybe drums, but since you're alone, anywhere will do. I do recommend somewhere with soft floors though.
Answered by validity_questioned - Tue Oct 7 12:43:37 2008
Q. I want to be a capoeirista...BADLY! Bad thing is, I'm currently in an area where capoeira is never heard of. How do I train myself and what materials do I need? Is a gymnasium acceptable to start?
Asked by ElPaso W - Mon Oct 6 15:38:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't need anything but yourself and the ground. If there was more than one of you, a berimbau would be useful, and maybe drums, but since you're alone, anywhere will do. I do recommend somewhere with soft floors though.
Answered by validity_questioned - Tue Oct 7 12:43:37 2008
What materials absorb and radiate heat well?
Q. I have a science project where we take a cardboard box and put everyday materials in and the one that is the hottest wins. What could I put in there to help heat it up.
Asked by Boston Fan - Wed Apr 2 16:59:55 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cast iron - there is a reason they make cookware out of it!
Answered by Atheist Hooligan Diver Dude! - Wed Apr 2 17:07:27 2008
Q. I have a science project where we take a cardboard box and put everyday materials in and the one that is the hottest wins. What could I put in there to help heat it up.
Asked by Boston Fan - Wed Apr 2 16:59:55 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cast iron - there is a reason they make cookware out of it!
Answered by Atheist Hooligan Diver Dude! - Wed Apr 2 17:07:27 2008
What materials do you need to build a balloon car?
Q. My teacher wants us to build a ballloon car, but I don't know what materials I need except a balloon. Please helpt his project is due the Jan. 30 so I need some answers.
Asked by Jessica I - Wed Jan 23 13:27:04 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A ballon car? So I'm guessing you will be blowing up a balloon that is attached to your car, and using the air inside the balloon to make the car go, correct?? If this is the case, you want your car to be as light as possible and as friction free as possible. Perhaps you could build the car out of balsa, foam, or even an erector set. You obviously want your car as light as possible to require the least amount of force (from the balloon) to propel it. The friction comes in with the wheels/axels. You want minimum friction in your axel/wheel connection and you want very little surface area contact between the floor and the wheel - in other words, dont use thick wheels. You also want to use a brand new balloon (if you are going to race it)… [cont.]
Answered by miggitymaggz - Wed Jan 23 13:46:42 2008
Q. My teacher wants us to build a ballloon car, but I don't know what materials I need except a balloon. Please helpt his project is due the Jan. 30 so I need some answers.
Asked by Jessica I - Wed Jan 23 13:27:04 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A ballon car? So I'm guessing you will be blowing up a balloon that is attached to your car, and using the air inside the balloon to make the car go, correct?? If this is the case, you want your car to be as light as possible and as friction free as possible. Perhaps you could build the car out of balsa, foam, or even an erector set. You obviously want your car as light as possible to require the least amount of force (from the balloon) to propel it. The friction comes in with the wheels/axels. You want minimum friction in your axel/wheel connection and you want very little surface area contact between the floor and the wheel - in other words, dont use thick wheels. You also want to use a brand new balloon (if you are going to race it)… [cont.]
Answered by miggitymaggz - Wed Jan 23 13:46:42 2008
What materials will I need to create permanent chalkboard art?
Q. I'd like to draw on a chalkboard with chalk and then seal it so the art is permanent. What materials will I need? I see restaurants do it all the time and would like to create one. Thanks in advance!
Asked by yosoylatina19 - Mon Nov 10 21:31:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Easy, there is spray laquer. You could remove it with a chemical remover but it is very permanent and can be wiped with water, etc. If you use a chalk fixative it can still be removed. You can buy laquer in a spray can for $3 at a craft store, Home Depot, Lowes, etc in matte or shiny finish. Rustoleum Painters Touch Spray Lacquer is one national brand that is easy to find.
Answered by Iknowthis! - Mon Nov 10 21:36:50 2008
Q. I'd like to draw on a chalkboard with chalk and then seal it so the art is permanent. What materials will I need? I see restaurants do it all the time and would like to create one. Thanks in advance!
Asked by yosoylatina19 - Mon Nov 10 21:31:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Easy, there is spray laquer. You could remove it with a chemical remover but it is very permanent and can be wiped with water, etc. If you use a chalk fixative it can still be removed. You can buy laquer in a spray can for $3 at a craft store, Home Depot, Lowes, etc in matte or shiny finish. Rustoleum Painters Touch Spray Lacquer is one national brand that is easy to find.
Answered by Iknowthis! - Mon Nov 10 21:36:50 2008
What materials can I use for making a roller coaster for my science project?
Q. It's due next week and I have no materials or any ideas for building it. You can't use kits. I need to know what i can use for the track, to hold it up, and what I can use as the vehicle. I need some serious help!
Asked by Max Cola - Sat Dec 30 00:59:31 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Vehicle - a marble. The track - Should be made from a decent sized wire/rod that is easily bendable but still able to hole its shape during the exhibition. You should make 2 rails, so as to support the marble during the course. Thise way you will only have 2 points of contact between the track and the vehicle and there should be very little drag. I would also recommend ignoring any major structure for the track and just support it at the low and high points along the course. To connect the rods, you should be able to either solder them together or epoxy them. Good luck.
Answered by ph_yo - Sat Dec 30 01:17:43 2006
Q. It's due next week and I have no materials or any ideas for building it. You can't use kits. I need to know what i can use for the track, to hold it up, and what I can use as the vehicle. I need some serious help!
Asked by Max Cola - Sat Dec 30 00:59:31 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Vehicle - a marble. The track - Should be made from a decent sized wire/rod that is easily bendable but still able to hole its shape during the exhibition. You should make 2 rails, so as to support the marble during the course. Thise way you will only have 2 points of contact between the track and the vehicle and there should be very little drag. I would also recommend ignoring any major structure for the track and just support it at the low and high points along the course. To connect the rods, you should be able to either solder them together or epoxy them. Good luck.
Answered by ph_yo - Sat Dec 30 01:17:43 2006
What materials make a good stuffing for a dog bed?
Q. I'm looking for suggestions of materials that I may have easy access to. I don't think the kittens are washable, but I do have easy access to them ;) (You goof ball! You crack me up!) Jason - Mulch? Use mulch? You mean the stuff I put on the ground around my plants? That stuff? I guess it would be cheap.
Asked by Rotary Dial - Wed Jan 23 09:34:14 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 3 words: washable, washable and washable. they don't get a cool feeling from it for the summer, and nothing will provide more warm than their fur on winter, so that bit is irrelevant. Washable.
Answered by Swift Malone Munches Sardines ! - Wed Jan 23 09:39:08 2008
Q. I'm looking for suggestions of materials that I may have easy access to. I don't think the kittens are washable, but I do have easy access to them ;) (You goof ball! You crack me up!) Jason - Mulch? Use mulch? You mean the stuff I put on the ground around my plants? That stuff? I guess it would be cheap.
Asked by Rotary Dial - Wed Jan 23 09:34:14 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 3 words: washable, washable and washable. they don't get a cool feeling from it for the summer, and nothing will provide more warm than their fur on winter, so that bit is irrelevant. Washable.
Answered by Swift Malone Munches Sardines ! - Wed Jan 23 09:39:08 2008
What materials do I need to make a model of the USS Enterprise from Star Trek?
Q. I'm making a model of the Enterprise for my Physics class Any ideas of how to make it? Like what materials might I need? I don't want to make this extremely complicated Any suggestions?
Asked by Navit - Fri Nov 20 22:22:06 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some blocks of dense styrofoam. You can easily sculpt it with kitchen utensils, or if you want to make it a little nicer, your crafts store will usually have a few cheap sculpting tools (usually as an inexpensive little pack). All you need to do is sculpt the styrofoam into the saurcer, the neck, the hull (whatever it's called). The nacelles and uh... supports.. could also be sculpted. All you have to do is glue everything together. If the styrofoam is good, and your glue is good (anchor each attachment point with two round kitchen toothpicks), you'll have your own official Enterprise. If you prefer, you can make the nacelles and supports out of wooden dowels. It might not look as pretty, but it's probably easier. Good luck!
Answered by Mark V - Fri Nov 20 22:32:23 2009
Q. I'm making a model of the Enterprise for my Physics class Any ideas of how to make it? Like what materials might I need? I don't want to make this extremely complicated Any suggestions?
Asked by Navit - Fri Nov 20 22:22:06 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some blocks of dense styrofoam. You can easily sculpt it with kitchen utensils, or if you want to make it a little nicer, your crafts store will usually have a few cheap sculpting tools (usually as an inexpensive little pack). All you need to do is sculpt the styrofoam into the saurcer, the neck, the hull (whatever it's called). The nacelles and uh... supports.. could also be sculpted. All you have to do is glue everything together. If the styrofoam is good, and your glue is good (anchor each attachment point with two round kitchen toothpicks), you'll have your own official Enterprise. If you prefer, you can make the nacelles and supports out of wooden dowels. It might not look as pretty, but it's probably easier. Good luck!
Answered by Mark V - Fri Nov 20 22:32:23 2009
What materials can we use to make a Environmentally friendly Internet Shop?
Q. We are planning to open an internet shop, what materials can we use in the interior that would be "green" and not be harmful to the environment, and at the same time, as expensive or even cheaper.
Asked by Jeremy c - Sat Dec 20 07:13:53 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do what they are all doing. Just call it green and it is. Put up stickers about being green and peace and no one will ever ask or even look to see what you truly did.
Answered by jmack - Sat Dec 20 10:55:07 2008
Q. We are planning to open an internet shop, what materials can we use in the interior that would be "green" and not be harmful to the environment, and at the same time, as expensive or even cheaper.
Asked by Jeremy c - Sat Dec 20 07:13:53 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do what they are all doing. Just call it green and it is. Put up stickers about being green and peace and no one will ever ask or even look to see what you truly did.
Answered by jmack - Sat Dec 20 10:55:07 2008
What materials do I need to pop out a kitchen drawer?
Q. In front of my kitchen sink are those fake drawers that don't open. I would like to put hinges on that so that I can pop them out and store my sponge and cleaning brushes but I do not know what materials I need for it. What kind of drawer/hinge/etc would I need? It is a drawer that is basically just a flap...not a full pull out drawer.
Asked by Candy - Thu Oct 29 17:53:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Home improvement stores carry kits that you can install.
Answered by trucker460 - Thu Oct 29 18:15:16 2009
Q. In front of my kitchen sink are those fake drawers that don't open. I would like to put hinges on that so that I can pop them out and store my sponge and cleaning brushes but I do not know what materials I need for it. What kind of drawer/hinge/etc would I need? It is a drawer that is basically just a flap...not a full pull out drawer.
Asked by Candy - Thu Oct 29 17:53:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Home improvement stores carry kits that you can install.
Answered by trucker460 - Thu Oct 29 18:15:16 2009
What are 3 common materials used for medical radiation protection?
Q. I was wondering what are 3 (or more) most common materials used in the protection of patients and hospital personnel during medical diagnostic procedures? These materials need to be able to shield against x-rays, alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. Also, is there any reputable web sources that I can get reference from? Thanks alot!
Asked by Angela - Sat Mar 24 23:48:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One of the most common materials used is the lead sheet. Lead is very good at blocking all forms of radiation, and it is relatively easy to find. (Mineral ore extraction) Another is concrete, assuming that the protection specified includes protection from the equipment from outside the room itself. You need 1cm of lead, or 6cm of concrete to protect people from radiation. Not sure of any other materials though.
Answered by Lab Monkey #31 - Sun Mar 25 01:01:41 2007
Q. I was wondering what are 3 (or more) most common materials used in the protection of patients and hospital personnel during medical diagnostic procedures? These materials need to be able to shield against x-rays, alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. Also, is there any reputable web sources that I can get reference from? Thanks alot!
Asked by Angela - Sat Mar 24 23:48:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One of the most common materials used is the lead sheet. Lead is very good at blocking all forms of radiation, and it is relatively easy to find. (Mineral ore extraction) Another is concrete, assuming that the protection specified includes protection from the equipment from outside the room itself. You need 1cm of lead, or 6cm of concrete to protect people from radiation. Not sure of any other materials though.
Answered by Lab Monkey #31 - Sun Mar 25 01:01:41 2007
How do I transfer materials from my computer to my phone through bluetooth ?
Q. I have the AT&T Impression and I'm trying to transfer materials from my computer to my cellphone but whenever I do, something would pop up saying " A socket operation failed because the destination host was down. " What can I possibly do to transfer the materials to my phone ?
Asked by azn_girl - Sun Nov 22 16:53:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a mac then you need to get mobile me it costs like $20 a month or something. But i have no clue about PCs.
Answered by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Sun Nov 22 17:08:21 2009
Q. I have the AT&T Impression and I'm trying to transfer materials from my computer to my cellphone but whenever I do, something would pop up saying " A socket operation failed because the destination host was down. " What can I possibly do to transfer the materials to my phone ?
Asked by azn_girl - Sun Nov 22 16:53:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a mac then you need to get mobile me it costs like $20 a month or something. But i have no clue about PCs.
Answered by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Sun Nov 22 17:08:21 2009
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of the bowl The kinds of material were a wooden pencil a plastic tube a plastic ruler and a metal spoon All of the materials except for the metal spoon were included in the Ein O kit To stick the materials to the inside of the bowl we used bits of modeling clay which was also included in the kit
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