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I am seeking a stoveit is for a wok.it is charcoal or wood firedIt is in a shallow round aluminum 'canquot; ?? with handles.and a lid.The interior is teracotta; a basket to hold the charcoal; a space at the bottom for ash and air regulationIt is about 12 in diameter and the same highThe wok sets on three points to allow heat to surround the wok.The air dam at the bottom, can be closed and the lid put on to snuff the falme and save the charcoal.I quot;thinkquot; I was told ;Vietnamese boat people used them on wooden boatsI need two now.

Step 1Write the chemical equation- To do this, you need to know what the words meanStep 2Balance the chemical equation- The number of atoms on the left has to be the same as on the righti.eif the are 2 Cl on the left, there needs to be 2 Cl on the rightStep 3 (or maybe step 0.5) Open your text book and read it- To do this, pick up you chemistry text and put it in front of youGrab the cover and open the bookI am guessing that this material is somewhere in the first five chaptersYou might want to start at the beginning and go from thereWhile reading, think about what you are reading, reread what you don't understandFollow through the worked examples, and maybe try some of the sample problemsAsk your teacher about any questions that you may haveThey are called a teacher for a reason, because they teach youThere is no excuse for sucking your way through life, especially when science and math are so essential to everything.

A little historyIn the late 70's/early 80's one of the major ammo companies introduced the NyClad line of ammo (might have been Winchester)It was designed to reduce airborne lead in American indoor ranges used by police and school shooting teamsAt the same time - another company was making law enforcement ammo, for police only, that was also nylon jacketed but with a steel core for defeating body armorThis bullet was dubbed the 'Cop Killer Bullet', the US Congress got the two bullets mixed up - and then banned all nylon jacketed bullets in the USSo, I was surprised to see Herter's offerings on page 2 of the new Cabellas shooting catalog that showed up yesterdayI wonder if that nylon jacket ban law expired or was changed?? With nylon jacket and aluminum case - it makes 9mm just $.21 per round and 45 auto $.35 a round which is pretty darn affordable!Anyone tried it yet?

Short Story; Looks weird but shoots fineLonger story; I used it, and had no problem with itI saw it on the shelf at Cabellas a few weeks ago and wanted to try it so I fired 100 rounds of 9 mm with no jams or problemsThe ammo is pretty accurate, so I think it measures up to other commercial ammo on the market I have triedIt was about the middle of the road as far as how clean it shotNot the cleanest, but not bad eitherAfter the 100 rounds, I noticed a very small dark area / dust on my polished loading rampI assumed it was where the nylon rubbed against it coming out of the magThe residue easily wiped off with my finger though so it was not a problem when cleaningand since it wiped off so easily I don't think it would have built up enough after more shots to cause a problemThe nylon is used as a jacket instead of copper, and the case is aluminum instead of brassBoth are used as a cost reducer since copper is expensiveSince the case is aluminum, they are not reloadable, so if you reload, these may not be a good choiceI am sure the ammunition is actually made by CCI with the Herter name, but I do know it is sold only through CabellasThe only down side is that the ammo is a little weird to look at since it is blue and silverActually, a very small down side :-) Also, if you want a little cheaper target ammo, try Bitteroot ammo using Sinterfire frangible bullets and once fired brassThey run ~ $2.00 a box cheaperI have fired many-many hundreds of those without problemsBitteroot ammo is available through Cheaper Than DirtHope this helps a little ;-)

Can I cut anodized aluminum with hacksaw?

Yes you canYou have to get through the anodizing firstAnodizing is aluminum oxideIt's a hard, brittle material like ceramicYour hacksaw will not cut it, but it will crack it and push the pieces out of the way so your blade can get to the aluminumThe first few seconds of cutting will be spent cracking and dispersing the aluminum oxide coating (anodizing)While anodizing won't ruin a hacksaw blade, it won't be as sharp as when you startedSmooth the rough cuts with a medium mill file.

The 2nd electron to be removed from Al experiences repulsionHence, shouldn't it have a lower 2nd IE than Mg?

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my first question is how do u remove tarnish??my second question is what are the best ways remove tarnish from stetling silver??? Thanks!!i am trying to remove it from a tea pot thats silver,not sure if its sterling silver or just silver.But it has some wicked tarnish! Thanks!!

Before you start rubbing on it and find out it's only silver plate try a little chemistry 101Take a fairly large glass or plastic bowl (deep enough to submerge your pot) and line the bottom with aluminum foilFill the bowl as high as you dare with hot water and stir in about a cup of baking sodaSubmerge the object in the water and let it sit and bubble for 10 minutes or soThe bubbles are a sign electrolysis is taking place-moving the atoms of the tarnish from the silver to the foilTry it!!! It really works!!!!

How do you prevent a hard cookie bottom? Whenever I butter or oil the pan, the cookie comes out to have a dark and hard brown bottom but the rest of the cookie is fineIt doesn't burnAnd if I don't butter the bottom, the cookie sticksHow do you prevent this, does it have to do with having a dark pan or a light pan?

No they don't! They are expensive and will seem to work for awhile ( because you're very conscious of what you eat for awhile ), but down the road you start eating your normal meals again, and don't lose any more weightThe only thing ever proven to lose weight is eating and exercising properly! To lose weight, you must consume less calories than than you burn off each day! Eat 2,000 calories and burn off ( by any exercise ) 2,000 calories, and you'll stay at your current weightEat 2,000 calories and burn off 2,500 calories per day, and you should lose 1 pound per week.

tonight i made tomato sauce, and transferred it to a metal bowl, covered it with aluminum foil, and put it in the fridge.... 2 hours later, i went back to look at it, and it was still hot...and there are tiny little holes, eaten away on the foil! so i immediately took it out of the metal bowl, and put it in a plastic one.. and i have it sitting on the counter. what the hell caused the little holes?? did the sauce eat away at the aluminum??

there's acid in the tomato juice; use saran wrap for things like that.

Vegan meal ideas and prices?

He could make the animals and flowers out of clay or play doughThe trees are probably going to be the hardest thingit could be possible to make them of clay too, but I think they'd be likely to fall over from their own weightI'd probably lean more towards getting actual twigs or small branches and affixing them to the diorama with some clayif the branches are bare he's have to make some kind of leaves from paper or somethingI hope he has fun with it!