Q: Conair Spiraling Iron

i depends on the type but normally u juss put a piece of hair about a inch thick in the iron and wait a good few minutes.good luck.hope it turns out great!

Q: hi everyone, i have just found out im pregnant, im taking pregnant care vitimins and minerals tablets, as ive heard people say how good they are,im just abit worried as a have a very well balanced diet, so have lots of veg, meat and cereal, which already has iron in it,and also one tablet a day which has 50% reccomended daily allowence of iron, is it dangerous to have this amount of iron in the diet when you are pregnant??

If what you are taking now is having no obvious effects on you, and the doctor finds that your iron level is ok, then continue as you are. Just beware, there is such a thing as too much iron. During my pregnancy, I took an iron supplement (little red pill) once a day, and was advised to eat Total cereal. That was fine. After I had my baby though, my iron was really low again. My doc told me to continue on the iron pills, but twice a day instead of just once. I started having some pains inside, and after my mom talking to the nurse at her regular doc. office, she said it could be from too much iron. I stopped the pills, and the pains went away. Just to caution you, so you are aware. But like I said, if you are having no problems now with what you are doing, it should be just fine.

Q: Iron is an essential part of hemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying component of blood. Ppl with iron deficiencies tire easily from the lack of oxygen.So when you lose a lot of blood in a surgery, you will be on iron supplements in the hospital because you lost a lot of blood.my physiology understanding is a little off. maybe you can explain the whole hemoglobin/iron thing to me again and why a patient would be on iron after surgery. what exactly would it do? raise RBCs? Hemoglobin/hematocrit? how?

Iron is a component of the haemoglobin molecule, but the body's reserve stores of iron are tiny. When there is a significant blood loss the body needs extra iron to manufacture the extra haemoglobin. What happens otherwise is that red cells are manufactured with less than the normal complement of haemoglobin.

Q: can iron oxide be reduced in molten form?please dont explain me how they do in blast furnace.its not what i am asking.simply if you have iron oxide powder and carbon powder which is from coal,if you mix them and melt in graphite crucible,does it reduce?no air blowing nothing.air free.melted with carbon powder.does it reduce?thank you

Probably not; because without excess oxygen, the carbon would combine with iron to form a carbon iron heterogeneous mixture or a carbon-iron alloy; which is basically what cast iron is, typically4% carbon. You COULD produce a type of soft 'sponge iron', but not a stream of molten iron as in a blast furnace. The sponge iron could be beaten into a shape; which is what the primitive types of iron were like. In fact, in the traditional manner of making cast iron in a cupola furnace, carbon was added to lower the melting point and alloy with the iron to produce cast iron, The carbon could be present as graphite flakes (grey cast iron, the easiest to manufacture), or as an iron carbide alloy in white cast iron (very hard) Look up cast iron in a search engine, to see the different types. A blast furnace produces pig iron, which is basically a type of cast iron, but it takes an electric arc or gas fired furnace to blow out the excess carbon and to reach the higher temperatures required to melt steel.

Q: If Iron was to get into out water supply, would it be harmful? If so, how much would need to get in the water in order for it to be a threat?EXTRA QUESTION: Solubility of Iron in water?

there is often going to be micro organism. the concern is not any be counted if there is sufficient in there which could injury you. I have not have been given any theory a lot approximately Australia sorry. it is going to count on the area the water initially comes from. If it comes from extremely stream or pond the place animals drink out of and pass to the lavatory in, good, it is going to likely be risky so as which you will drink. yet, lots of the better international has dependable sufficient eating water.

Q: i asked a question earlier about how i am really tired all the time. some ppl answered yadayada yeah. so i looked it up on google and it said iron defiency. like without enough iron? i heard this can make your period brown. if i have more iron will taht make it red? i just got my first period and it was brown. im always tired too. i truly dont get enough iron. i know thatalso. what are some foods that have A LOT of iron??thanks

Grains will give you iron such as english muffins, brown rice, wheat bread, spaghetti, raisin bran. Also some vegtables are rich in iron such as brocolli, green beans, and beets. For more foods that contain iron just type iron rich foods into a google search. If you don't particularly care for these foods you can take an iron suppliment found at any drug store. You should also talk to your doctor about this as well to make sure that an iron deficiency is what you have (which is what it sounds like).

Q: Hi! I am doing a report on Iron and i have to do an experiment with something to do with iron. I really had know ideas, but my friend said I can use a magnet and ceral and do some sort of experiment. Does anyone have any cool experiments i could do that involve iron?Thanks for reading and any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

Iron can do many things: its a great conductor of heat, electricity and magnetism. Its very stable at room temperature. Its very strong and weighs less than many other metals for its strength. - The most common chemical experiment with iron is to expose it to water. H20 + Fe Rust, respresents a basic chemical change - You can magnetize a bar of iron by exposing it to a strong magnetic field for a period of time. The iron molecules eventually align along the magnetic field lines, causing them to induce a field when the magnetic source is removed, representing a basic physical change in the state of the iron bar - You can wrap a copper coil around the iron bar, attaching either end to a battery which causes the iron bar to instantly turn into an 'electric magnet' - If you wrap a copper coil around a ring and attach either end of the coil to a voltmeter, you can insert a magnetized iron bar in and out of the ring repeated to generate a small electric current. - You can shave the iron bar into iron filings which, when exposed to a magnetic field under a sheet of while paper demonstrate the magnetic field lines associated with the magnet below the paper

Q: and should i get iron given intrevenously ?

Symptoms of Iron Deficiency Anemia: * Constipation * Sleepiness * Tinnitus * Palpitations * Hair loss * Fainting or feeling faint * Depression * Breathlessness on exertion. * Twitching muscles * Tingling, numbness, or burning sensations * Missed menstrual cycle * Heavy menstrual period * Pica (unusual food cravings) Adding iron rich foods in your diet and iron supplements usually is all that there is needed to correct Iron Deficiency Anemia but you should see a doctor if you suspect you may be anemic because it can be serious.