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DHS does NOT buy ammo for the militaryMost of what they have bought are hollow points that the military are forbidden from using according to the Geneva convention

The purchase was a MAXIMUM of 450 million rounds, not 1.2 billion, and it's not paid for all nowIt's for all branches of DHS, plus immigration, plus border security, PLUS all their training and target practice which can be thousands of rounds a yearHollow point bullets are perfectly normal bullets used by police everywhere - they aren't aluminum coated bullets like you guys are mistaking them for.

Why did i get the opposite chemical reaction than i was supposed to?Three times i have very successfully and easily used this method to de-oxidize/remove tarnish from my silverThis time, however, instead of getting shinier the silver blackened furtherFor the life of me i have not been able to come up with a reason whyEverything i used to do this was the same as i had previously used (morton salt, armhammer baking soda, boiled water, reynolds aluminum foil, a large glass bowl that had been used successfully for this previously)The silver piece was pure silver and something i had cleaned this way successfully beforeWhat could have caused the piece to oxidize this time but de-oxidize previously??fill a non-reactive bowl with hot/boiling water, line with aluminum foil (shiny side up), and mix in salt and baking soda in a ratio of (1c water : 2tsp baking soda : 1tsp salt -gt; this is the same ratio used previously)Submerge the silver and make sure it touches the aluminum.

Silver tarnish is not silver oxide, but silver sulfideAluminum metal is always covered by a passivating layer of aluminum oxideThe chloride ion reacts with Al2O3 to make AlCl4^-, and exposes fresh aluminum metalThe aluminum metal reacts with Ag2S in a single replacement reaction, which produces silver metal and aluminum sulfideThe sodium ions and bicarbonate ions facilitate the electron transferAs for your particular situationThere should be no reason that the silver should become more tarnishedRepeat the process, but you may want to make the solution more acidic (or at least, less basic)Try adding some vinegar instead of sodium bicarbonate, and use more saltI doubt the small amount of iodine is a problem, but you may also want to used non-iodized salt.

Months ago, I used a glue stick for the panelsI used Elmer's school glue for another solar ovenI did not use 50/50 water and Elmer's school glueThe aluminum foil on the panels that I used the glue stick for, it made a wrinkle pattern like bricks fitting together.Why did the foil get wrinkles after I smoothed out all the wrinkles on all the panels after the glue dried? The panels that I used 2 different glues on (one glue for each panel) got wrinkles.

Whatever you glued the foil onto (perhaps cardboard?) likely expands or contracts with temperature and humidity at a different rate than the foil itselfMy guess is that's what led to wrinklesBut I also think it won't affect the performance of your solar oven very much.

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My daughter gets VERY warm and clammy when she has been screaming for a few minutes (the only time I let that happen is when I put her to bed and she keeps standing up in her crib)I think it would be very uncomfortable to have to finally fall asleep out of exhaustion, sweaty and moist.

Non-destructively, that isI already thought of fuming sulfuric acid and 12M hydrochloric acidI don't think aluminum would like those treatments though.Thanks in advance!

Ah - but what about conc nitric! Al is passive in conc nitric thought to be due to formation of an oxide filmAnd since hard water deposits are CaCO3 and MgCO3 they should readily dissolveBut try on a small disposable piece firstI have used conc nitric acid in this way to clean steel bombsOtherwise try vinegar applied with a paper towel (rubber gloves) until the Al is shinyVinegar is used to rid coffee makers of scaleGood luck!

after dipping the chicken in egg/breadcrumbs and browning it a little bit on the stove top, I put some aluminum foil on a bake sheet, and splashed a little bit of wine on it and then put the breaded chicken on itI opened the oven door and there's a POTENT smell (smells like kitchen cleaner) almost made my eyes tearCould the wine have a chemical effect on the aluminum foil? PLEASE ANSWER ASAP

if you use a flat cookie sheet (no edges), try using a jelly roll sheet ( a cookie sheet with edges)

Just stuck on what sounds goodI have chicken tenders, wings, and breasts and can't decide what to create with them.

Humans are not born to boxThey need to train, to learn how to box and to develop muscles, techniques, strategy and speedThere are very few boxing champions that came out of AfricaIn fact most of the great boxers came from the Western Hemisphere (the US and Cuba for example) even though these boxers have African ancestry.

I love cooking new thingsSo if u have any that you'd shareIt'd be much appreciatedThanks (:

Chicken Lo Mein One of the easiest recipes ever! This Chicken Lo-Mein is a real crowd pleaser and is great for family suppers and parties tooIngredients: ? of 1lb box of spaghetti 1 onion, diced 2 tablespoons oil 1 lb chicken breasts, cubed 1 medium red pepper, diced 1-1lb bag frozen broccoli florets 1-8oz can of mushrooms Sauce: 1/3 cup oil 1/4 cup soy sauce 1 tablespoon garlic powder 1 tablespoon salt Directions: Cook spaghetti according to package directionsSauté diced onion with 2 tablespoons oil in skillet, until goldenPlace cubed chicken, diced peppers, broccoli, mushrooms, and spaghetti in a 9” x 13” panCombine sauce ingredients and pour into pan, mixing well to coatCover with aluminum foil and bake at 350° for 1 hour or until the chicken is cooked through, stirring every 20 minutes.