The loss of automatic transmission fluid is only possible through the failure of sealing components such as gaskets, o-rings, and shaft seals. Over time, the rubber parts of the seals may become dry rotted and crack. This can cause the fluid to leak out of the transmission. When the fluid level drops too low, the hydraulic components become unable to supply the pressure needed to lock the clutches and bands in place. When the clutches and bands can’t fully lock the shafts in place the transmission begins to slip.
Explain. It is valid to conclude that a base were added, the rate of the reaction would slow down because the pressure of oxygen barely increased, meaning the enzymes were not working at a faster rate. 6. Predict what would happen if vinegar (also known as acetic acid) were added to a water solution of hydrogen peroxide and
Carefully examine the pieces that are left. Does the slime behave more like a solid or a liquid? Why? The material breaks when it is pulled apart quickly. The slime behaves as a solid in this case because the material doesn’t conform and breaks apart such as breaking a piece of tape.
Most bouncy and flexible materials have a surplus of elastomers. Gum is full of ingredients that are elastomers (like artificial rubber or natural latex) and therefore is very stretchy. The organic ingredients in gum (like wax and resins) keep the gum soft and make sure the body of the gum doesn’t dissolve as it is chewed. These
1. Facts: Videotape is recorded magnetically. The magnetic particles that constitute the recorded image are bound to the tape’s polyester base. The binder that holds the particles to the base breaks down over time. This breakdown, which is called sticky shed syndrome, causes the image to deteriorate.
When the magnet is removed, the particles are demagnetized and ferrofluid acts like a liquid again. Black sand is also made of magnetite, but it doesn’t have ferrofluid’s unusual properties. That’s because the grains of sand are much larger than the magnetite particles in ferrofluid. As a result, they’re permanently magnetic and can’t be suspended in a liquid. How is this nano?
How are Henna tattoos different from "traditional" tattoos? You can see the ink on the epidermis, but the ink is really on the second layer of skin. The second layer of skin is actually better for the ink to stay in place, unlike the epidermis where it would fade away and not be permanent. The epidermis sheds, but where the ink is at on a permanent tattoo, the cells do not shed. The henna tattoo are different because they are not injected under the epidermis like the ink tattoos.
“Meth causes the blood vessels to constrict; it cuts off the steady flow of blood to all parts of the body. Heavy usage can weaken and destroy these vessels, causing tissues to become prone to damage and inhibiting the body's ability to repair itself.” (Visible Signs, paragraph 1) A really big appearance change that happens when using this drug is the aging process. The body loses the elasticity and luster that causes you to look young in such a short amount of time. Another really bad thing that can happen to your body with all the Methamphetamine use is the hygiene of the mouth. “The drug causes the salivary glands to dry out, which allows the mouth's acids to eat away at the tooth enamel, causing cavities.” (Meth Mouth, second
When you heat this, the water surrounding the membranes expands, and molecules gain more kinetic energy and vibrate around more. This disrupts the phospholipid bilayer. The more you heat the beetroot, the more the phospholipid bilayer is disrupted, meaning more betacyanin can leak out of the vacuole. Another big factor in the breaking of the membrane is that the beetroot contains some protein, and when this is heated the amino
But if it persists for a prolonged duration, the continuous action of high concentration of Glucocorticoid on liver, muscle and adipose tissues, loses it adaptive value, adversely impacts the muscle and bone impairing the endocrine and immune function, degrading the body mass, individual fitness and causing reproductive failure resulting the long-term behavioural changes as supported by the Cort-fitness hypothesis (Munck et al. 1984, Bonier, 2009; Muehlenbein et al .2012; Norman M