Aluminum Foil for Industry, Aluminum Foil for Air Duct, Aluminum Foil for Insulation
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Application: | Engine cooling and air conditioning in cars and other vehicles |
Alloy: | 8011/1100 /1235 |
Temper: | O/H18/H22/H24/H26 |
Thickness & Tolerance: | 0.006mm -0.2mm (±6% ) |
Width & Tolerance: | 200mm-1650mm(±1mm) |
Mechanical Properties: | Tensi le Strength(U .T.S)280Mpa, Elonga tio n≥1% |
Standard: | GB/T3198/ ASTM-B209 / EN546 |
- Q:i am making a pyramid
- Not at all, but they tended to stand near the unit flags and some soldiers weren't the best marksmenShooting a drummer-boy on purpose would not have been honorablePeople had a different perception of war than we do todayDrummer-boys were often orphansMaybe, if we still sent drummer-boys, politicians might take war more seriously.
- Q:What value of milk would you use in this recipe?
- The recipe does not actually call for milk unless you want creamier potatoesPrepare the sweet potatoes as instructed, up to adding the marshmallowsIf you find the sweet potato mixture too thick, add a little half half or whole milk, mix in well and continue adding the liquid until the sweets reach the texture you desireDo not add the whole cup of liquid at once or you may wind up with a liquid messEdit: For the best tasting sweet potatoes, rinse the potatoes under cold water, rub dry with paper towels, wrap each sweet potato in aluminum foil and place on baking tray or foil panBake the sweet potatoes in a Preheated 400 degree oven for 50-60 minutes, depending on the size of the potatoesAs soon as they are cool enough to handle, remove foil, then remove the potato peels, The peel will just slide offThen continue with your recipeHappy Thanksgiving
- Q:Sorry, I just need a quick opinion on the sculpture I did in the picture belowI'm 14, it's the fifth one of these ive done, and, my parents say my sculptures are really good, and im not sure if it's actually good or if they're just saying that, because my friends tell me its terrible every time they see itI need opinoins, because I plan to make it into a poseable art doll and the materials for making them are expensiveSo please dont sugar coat anything, and if you have any tips for me could you please leave them in the answers? The clay I use is sculpey III because thats what I've grown to like the mostThanks for any help I get.
- Good for ageGood anywayGoing to be hard to market at a price people will pay in the form of a full doll - polymer clay is costly as you say and you will be pricing against Asia made mass marketsDifference in opinions may be due to difference in ages - parents are thinking kindly back to a number of older movies, while friends remember snatches from those movies as be hold and junky
- Q:im bringing rees's on plane rapped in tin foil so i was wondering if i should take them out of the foil, will it go threw a scanner without disruption in the airport
- I'm assuming it will be in your bag, and not in your pockets, so it will be fineYour bag goes through an x-ray machine while you go through the metal detector.
- Q:these can have nuts or be plainthanks
- 8 Granny Smith apples 8 wooden sticks 1 (16 ounce) package brown sugar 2/3 cup dark corn syrup 3/4 cup water 2 tablespoons bourbon whiskey Insert wooden sticks 3/4 of the way into the stem end of each applePlace apples on a cookie sheet covered with lightly greased aluminum foilCombine sugar, corn syrup and water in a large saucepan and bring to a boil over medium-high heatReduce heat to medium-low and simmer until thermometer registers 290 degrees F (143 degrees C)Remove from the heat and stir in the bourbon if desiredKeep the saucepan over low heat to keep the caramel liquid for dipping the applesWorking quickly, carefully dip apples in the caramelPlace apples on the greased aluminum foil until coating has cooled and hardened.
- Q:I cleaned and gutted out a salmon fish and marinated it olive oil, salt, dill and lemon juice then cooked the Salmon on a cedar wood plank on low and it tasted horribleDryed out on the outside and rear in the inside and none of the marination went through the fishHow do you evenly cook the fish and get the marination to the inside of the fish?
- i would suggest wrapping it in aluminum foilTo do this - Draw the aluminum foil up over the salmon, gathering the edges carefully but leaving an opening for the steam to escapeSet the wrapped salmon on the preheated barbecue grillProp the lid open, about ? inch, with tongs (this allows the smoke to swirl around a bit and give a little smoked taste to the salmon)Cook salmon for about 20 to 30 minutes until salmon flakes easily when tested with a fork or until a meat thermometer registers an internal temperature registers 140 degrees FRemove from barbecue grill, remove aluminum foil, and transfer onto a serving platter to serve Hope this helps! )
- Q:What's your best way of getting rid of a headache?
- I've never used itbut heard of people using it for a shorter labor process or to go into labor on time.
- Q:How many grams of the followinf solutes would you need to prepare the indicated volume and concentration of the solutions given?A340mL of a 1.82 M aluminum nitrate solution.B25.0 mL of a 4.26 potassium cyanide solution.
- AFirst, you need to find the mole mass of aluminum nitrate: Al(NO3)3 1 × Al 1 × 26.9815 26.9815 3 × N 3 × 14.0067 42.0201 9 × O 9 × 15.9994 143.9946 -Total 212.9962 g/mol Next, we need to use the following equation to find moles of aluminum nitrate: moles Al(NO3)3 (molarity)(Liters of solution) moles Al(NO3)3 (1.82 M)(0.340 L) moles Al(NO3)3 0.6188 mol Next, we need to multiply the number of moles of aluminum nitrate by its mole mass (see above): (0.6188 mol)(212.9962 g/mol) 131.80204 g or 132 g rounded to three significant figures Answer: We would need about 132 grams of aluminum nitrate to prepare 340mL of a 1.82 M solutionBFirst, you need to find the mole mass of potassium cyanide: KCN 1 × K 1 × 39.098 39.098 1 × C 1 × 12.0111 12.0111 1 × N 1 × 14.0067 14.0067 -Total 65.1158 g/mol Next, we need to use the following equation to find moles of potassium cyanide: moles KCN (molarity)(Liters of solution) moles KCN (4.26 M)(0.0250 L) moles KCN 0.1065 mol Next, we need to multiply the number of moles of potassium cyanide by its mole mass (see above): (0.1065 mol)(65.1158 g/mol) 6.93438327 g or 6.93 g rounded to three significant figures Answer: We would need about 6.93 grams of potassium cyanide to prepare 25.0 mL of a 4.26 M solution.
- Q:My husband and dad love fruitcake
- If you soak the baked cakes with alcohol or a sugar syrup, the remain alot more moist, if you do not, it is best to wrap them tightly or freeze them, as they tend to go a bit dry if not, there is in most recipes about 70-80% fruit, nuts and raisins in a cake, not alot of cake to hold it together, if you soak the fruits for a few days before you make it, then an occasional soaking is not necessary, I soak mine and soak the fruits to, in apple juice and flavourings, I do a weekly brandy/rum and sugar syrup glaze, and I make mine in September, along with my Christmas puddings and German gingerbread that I coat in Chocolate in NovemberI wrap my cakes in brown butcher paper and aluminum foil so I can open and close them easily.
- Q:About to make some sugar cookies and I realize I don't have anymore cookie sheetIs it alright to use aluminum foil? If so how much should I layer it? By the way I'm using Betty Crocker sugar cookie mixThanks!
- Cheaper ammo is usually dirtier,but it doesn't hurt the gun unless the ammo is corrosive and you don't clean it.
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