Lead is no longer used in water pipes. Because lead is malleable, durable and resists corrosion it was used in water systems for centuries. The Romans used it.
About 100 or so years ago it was discovered it could get into the drinking water and cause serious medical problems. So, for many years is has not been used, but older houses still have lead in the Plumbing.
Apple pips contain amygdalin, a compound that can release cyanide when metabolized by the body. Consuming a large amount of apple pips can potentially lead to cyanide poisoning.
intake is when there pips in the grownd that suck out the water
Yes, lemons can have pips, which are also known as seeds. These pips can be found in the center of the lemon, surrounded by the flesh.
Once you hit level 10 you will begin to get Power Pips. They are 2 Pips in one. They are a different colour and act as 2 regular Pips. The higher the level you are, the more often you will receive these Power Pips.
Pips are the seeds of the plant.
"Pip" is a very old word. It was reportedly used as early as 1604. The word "pip" can be used as either a noun or a verb. The word "pips", as it relates to dice, is an alternative name for the the colored spots or dots used to identify the die value. The same name is used for the dots found on dominoes. Pips (or dots) were used on early playing cards to signify a specific suit and value. It stands to reason, albeit speculation, that the term "pips" originated on playing cards and has since been adopted to describe the value on a die.
Stars on an epaulette are typically called "pips" and are used to indicate rank or position within a military or police organization. The number and arrangement of pips can vary depending on the specific organization and rank structure.
Because lead is malleable
They were known as The Pips.
a pie sadly does not have pips
Probably apple pips because they contain cyanide.
The Five Orange Pips was created in 1891.