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when testing for current in a cable with eleven colored-coded wires, the author used a meter to test five wires at a time. how many different tests are required for every possible pairing of five wires?
These are a list of the main tools you will need: Water samplers; bottom samples; messengers; animal/plant samplers; dissecting microscope; telescope; compound microscope; satellite; electron miscroscope; thermometer; oxygen probe; chemical test kit; visibility and color; sounder (lead line); fathometer; surveying equipment; hydrometer set; chemical test (Knudsen); salinometer; pHchemical test kit; pH meter; current meter; dye; drogues; drift bottles and drift cards.
there are a number of commercially avilable products that test the purity of gold (the Carat) from that you can extrapalate the percentage. 9 carat = 37.5% on the otherhand if it's recenlty made in a developed country it will be marked. (9ct or 9k)
Rules can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but typically, only your utility company can move the meter. To relocate a meter- -contact your Building Department and obtain a building permit for the plumbing change -contact your natural gas utility company to coordinate the move -contact the local "Dig Alert" service for your area, before trenching for the new gas line or any other excavation where there might be buried utilities. See this sight to find your local service- http://www.call811.com/state-specific.aspx -replumb your house-side gas line to the new meter location (in most jurisdictions, this must be done by a licensed plumber) -pressure-test the new house-side gas line -trench from the existing meter to the new location, per the requirements provided by your utility company -get the new house-side plumbing and trenching inspected by your building inspector -once you've passed inspection, schedule the meter move with your utility company. They will do the actual meter move (typically for a fee), and connect the meter to your new stub-out.
test tungsten purity
purity of copper is basically what percent of copper element(100% copper) is in the substance within question. The other substances or elements found in the test substance would be the impurities. One way of testing the purity of copper would be to compare the experimental density found and the actual density found in a CRC handbook or other chemical elements and compound reference book. You could then calculate % error and subtract this from 100 and this would give you the best guess at the purity of copper in question. Also calc the & error of an experiment based off the reaction between copper and Nitric Acid. If you can contain the gas produced and measure its mass, you could find percent error based off of the experimental and the calculated value. email me at scott.daner@me.com if you have anymore questions. I would be glad to help as i am working on develeping a series of tests to test the purity of copper that a aluminum and copper chloride single replacement reaction yields. I am working with my chemistry teacher and i would gladly ask him any questions you have that i cant answer. Scott
You test it by checking the melting point
The best and trusted way is by chemical test
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Purity tests are used to determine the extent to which a particular substance is what is claimed. A classic purity test for gold is nitric acid; if the item being examined reacts to the acid it is not gold, or at least not pure gold.
meter electrical meter VOM - stands for Volts/Ohms Meter test your bulb with an Ohm meter
Ephedrine can show a false positive for amphetamines on a drug test.
A magnet does not adhere to copper!
Density
by mohr's method