Q:Does anyone know a site that can tell me what allergies each additive causes???

Here is a couple of great websites: www.eatwell .uk/healthissues/f. www.migraine-facts .uk/html/cau.

Q:7 what is the additive inverse and what is the absolute value?

I was going to give you specific links but all of these seem like they may be able to help you. I really hope they do!

Q:What are good fuel additives for my car?

You'd really just be wasting your money by using it, Most fuel (modern fuel) already has all that stuff in it to keep the injectors clean etc. But for the odd time, Maybe once a year or whatever to be safe, Ask the Seller, They would be able to reccoment the best one suited to your car and year.

Q:chemistry

The E-number system was originally used in the European Union in order to regulate the use of substances added to processed foods and drinks to colour them, flavour them, change their texture or enhance their keeping qualities. Additives were given a unique number and those which were approved for use were prefixed by 'E'. (1) Additives are numbered according to their main purpose as shown below: E100 - E199 (colours) E200 - E299 (preservatives) E300 - E399 (antioxidants, acidity regulators) E400 - E499 (thickeners, stabilizers, emulsifiers) E500 - E599 (acidity regulators, anti-caking agents) E600 - E699 (flavour enhancers) E900 - E999 (miscellaneous) E1000 - E1999 (additional chemicals)

Q:PLEASE PROVIDE LINKS FOR CREDIBILITYTHANK YOU :)

Gasoline is generally viewed in regards to its octane value. In reality, there is very little octane in gasoline. There is actually a great deal of hexane. Additives vary, but are generally other organic compounds of the cyclic variety, benzene and toluene among them. It's a massive mixture of hundreds, if not thousands of chemicals which are blended for performance, pollution control, etc.

Q:How can we prove that the additive inverse -u is unique of a vector space?

whenever your not sure you can iron something, iron on the lowest power on the corner of the shirt

Q:can additive-free cigarettes still cause health problems?

yes because besides all the addictive poisions in cigarettes there's still all the normal ones used as preservatives and such. Also Cigarette smoke is completely bad for your lungs and rest of your body because it deprives your body of oxygen and causes mutations/cancer.mostly in throat/ thyroidetc If cancer doesn't scare you then try the mouth diseases, making you look like a senior citizen, yellow fingers, stokes which will either kill you or cripple you and etc (again) If you get thyroid cancer your chances of dying are ridiculously high.

Q:Salt, white sugar is not a food additive?

Belong to, not all of the food additives are harmful to the human body. Those countries allow the addition of food modified preservatives can be eaten, no matter what kind of additives, even if it is harmful to the human body as long as the reasonable range is the human body Can only be resolved within the scope of no harm. Moreover, the state is also very important to this piece of food additives, and now there is a pure bio-type food additive polylysine, which is made of lysine polymerization, the main The role of preservative preservation, after eating by the human body is one of the eight essential amino acids, lysine, absolutely non-toxic side effects, you can rest assured that the use of food industry, especially now is the cusp when the anti-corrosion preservative must be careful Consider, must be qualified to the human body harmless additives will have a market, can do more long.

Q:find the additive and multiplicative inverses for 8?

They are correct; the answers are -8 and 1/8. Jaden's wrong though about getting 0 when you multiply a number by its multiplicative inverse. You get 1. Here's a little more of an explanation: An identity is a number such that, when you {add, multiply, etc} another number to it, you get that number back. The second number keeps its identity. So the additive identity is 0, because 8 + 0 0 + 8 , and the multiplicative identity is 1, because 8 x 1 1 x 8 8. The inverse of a number is a number such that, when you {add, multiply} by the original number, you get the identity number. So the additive inverse of 8 is the number that you would add to 8 in order to get 0 (the identity); that number is -8. The multiplicative inverse of 8 is the number that you would multiply by 8 in order to get 1 (the identity); that number is 1/8.

Q:Does Biomeer fuel additive (from Cavolution) really work to get better fuel economy?

They are basically fuel injector cleaners. AND YES they work to improve your MPG (if your injectors are clogged). But nobody uses those fuel additive for every tank (I often add about 1 or 2 tankful before the inspection). Forget all those SAVE GAS scams. This was on NBC morning TV show. The difference is as much as 38% (their claim). There are very simple rules to save gas: (1) drive slow - not too much past 55 (2) accelerate slowly (3) don't brake unnecessarily (4) use cruise control - whenever it is safe to do so. Don't coast - it is NOT safe and it does NOT save gas. The above really works. Using those simple rules I was able to drive from Boston to NYC (210.5 miles) on just 5.112 gallon (94 Civic). That's 41 MPG (94 Civic 187K miles). Actually I was speeding at 72 MPH so I could do even better at 55. WOW !! Assuming you are suffering from bad MPG. Get a tune up : (1) spark plugs (2) spark plug wires (3) coils, (4) distributors, (5) PCV, etc. (6) fuel injector (carb) cleaner - important Check your tire pressure. Get the ODB II scanned to see if it is reading and engine diag code. Sometime failing MAF sensor, O2 sensor or water temp sensor can kill your MPG. The water temp sensor is particularly cheap but a big MPG problem if it fails. The computer thinks that the engine has NEVER warmed and constantly run rich. And failed water temp sensor often does NOT create check engine light. As simple as that. Good Luck.