Category: FAQ

What can fairy dust do? Fairy dust, also known as pixie dust, is very important to the realm of fae. Tinker Bell uses this magical dust to give the power to fly, while other fairies use it to help plants grow, heal wounds, create special areas of protection, and most excitable, to make our wishes […]

What are twins and triplets called? In non-identical twins each egg is fertilised by a separate sperm. The babies have different genes from one another and are not necessarily the same gender. They are a genetically different pair of siblings growing in the womb at the same time. Identical twins or triplets are called monozygotic. […]

Who is the female dancer in you rock my world? Kishaya Dudley How much did you rock my world music video cost? The New York tab reports that the video may have cost as much as $4 million, with $1 million of that going to Brando. Why does Danny Duncan call himself Gary winthorpe? “I […]

What happens if I buy a car with a lien? Once the lien has been paid off, you or your lender will receive the title and you’ll be able to get the car registered in your name. Conversely, the sale can go through more easily if the seller of the vehicle simply pays off their […]

What is an advantage of a germanium diode over silicon? However, the germanium diode has one major advantage over Si. Ge has higher electron and hole mobility and because of this Ge devices can function up to a higher frequency than Si devices. The germanium diode is also superior to silicon diode in terms of […]

What are 3 secondary consumers in the grasslands? Secondary consumers in temperate grasslands include the golden eagle and coyotes. Decomposers in temperate grasslands include bacteria and fungi. Primary consumers in the chaparral include lizards, jackrabbits, and birds. Secondary consumers in the chaparral consist of foxes and pumas. What are some secondary consumers? Types of Secondary […]

What is the use of hippopotamus teeth? Hippopotamus Tusks The hippopotamus has large tusks in both jaws, representing the upper incisors and the lower canines. The largest and most tusk-like teeth are the lower canines (Figure 2.10), and they are used as offensive weapons. The canines can be up to 1 m long and have […]

What did Hu Jintao do? Hu was the first leader of the Communist Party from a generation younger than those who participated in the civil war and the founding of the republic. Along with his colleague Premier Wen Jiabao, Hu presided over nearly a decade of consistent economic growth and development that cemented China as […]

How is soy lecithin manufactured? To make soy lecithin, soybean oil is extracted from the raw soybeans using a chemical solvent (usually hexane). (4) Then, the crude soy oil goes through a ‘degumming’ process, wherein water is mixed thoroughly with the soy oil until the lecithin becomes hydrated and separates from the oil. Where is […]

Is Oceanography A hydrology? Some of the larger areas of water science research include hydrology, the study of the movement of water; limnology, the study of lakes and rivers; and oceanography, the study of oceans. Oceanography is one of the larger subjects within the field of water science. How does Oceanography help the world? They […]