Why did Germany not invade Sweden?

Why did Germany not invade Sweden? Hitler did not invade Sweden because he did not want to waste valuable troops in Scandinavia when he had other concerns. The Swedes proved their neutrality by not letting Germany use Swedish airspace: when the Germans flew over Sweden to attack Norway, the Swedes fired back with anti-aircraft guns. […]

Why is a 1982 D penny rare?

Why is a 1982 D penny rare? Newly found 1982-D Small date copper cent. The Mint switched over from striking copper-alloy to copper-plated zinc planchets sometime in mid-1982 as a cost saving measure – the copper-alloy planchets were too expensive to strike and the Mint was losing money. But it didn’t end there. What are […]

How many amps does starter motor draw?

How many amps does starter motor draw? 150 amps Why do motors draw more current when starting? An induction motor during start behaves like a short circuited transformer. Now, when supply is given to the stator windings, it draws high current at constant voltage as the windings are short circuited. This high current through the […]

What acetone Cannot dissolve?

What acetone Cannot dissolve? Many kinds of plastic do not dissolve in acetone. Polypropylene and nylon are unaffected, PTFE unsurprisingly handles it just fine as well. Two kinds of plastic that do dissolve in acetone are PVC and polystyrene. Why is nail polish soluble in acetone but not in water? Nail varnish does not dissolve […]

How do you deflect a question?

How do you deflect a question? 8 ways to deflect tough interview questions Acknowledge the question without answering it. Ignore the question completely. Question the question. Attack the question, Decline to answer. Give an incomplete answer. State or imply the question has already been answered. Defer to the will of others. How do you evade […]

What are 5 ways rocks can be broken down?

What are 5 ways rocks can be broken down? Weathering describes the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on the surface of the Earth. Water, ice, acids, salts, plants, animals, and changes in temperature are all agents of weathering. Once a rock has been broken down, a process called erosion transports the bits […]

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