High School Science Lab Question for My Story?
High School Science Lab Question For My Story?Molotov Cocktails, anyone? Basically, just gas in a glass bottle, smash it hard and it bursts into flame. COOL. Also, think scalpels.— — — — — —If you could have one thing right now, what would it be?An ice cold Pepsi in a glass bottle. Daggone plastic for replacing it— — — — — —If you throw a glass bottle into the ocean from a low flying airplane, will the bottle break?Depends on the speed and altitude of the plane and the strength of the bottle(s) - wine bottles are stronger. Of course, while romantic, you are polluting the ocean and most bottles will end up out in one of the gyres in mid-ocean with other plastic and floating stuff— — — — — —Would a glass bottle or jar (open, no contents) stay intact to the bottom of the Marianas Trench?No.What determines how an object behave under pressure, is a property called u201ccompressive strengthu201d, which defines under which pressure and how exactly object deforms. Intuitively, softer object require little pressure to deform, harder - much more. The type of deformation is also vary greatly - some materials compress or deform, other shatter or break. Back to the question: Letu2019s take the bottle. Given the bottle is empty, we are just dealing with solid glass object. Apparently, the compressive strength of a solid glass is extremely high: 1000 N/mmu00b2. In other words, to shatter a 1 cm cube of glass, it requires a load of about 10 tones. At the bottom of Mariana Trench the pressure could u201conlyu201d reach 108 N/mmu00b2. As one can see, the pressure is not nearly enough. However, I didnu2019t take the shape into account. Taking example from original question, will the glass bottle behave as a sphere made if solid glass of the same mass? Will a thin aluminum can withstand the same pressure as a lump of the metal? I intuitively assume that thin object can take greater pressure, but I would love if somebody who is better versed than me in physics and/or mechanics of materials would verify this or correct me.Would a glass bottle or jar (open, no contents) stay intact to the bottom of the Marianas Trench?.— — — — — —How do you turn your butt into an explosive-stinkbomb?Day 1 Eat two cans of sauerkraut. Day 2 Eat two cans of pork and beans. Day 3 Eat a pound of cheddar cheese. Day 4 Buy a bottle of that laxative stuff that is clear or green or red and comes in a glass bottle. Costs $1-2. Drink all of it and follow with two big mugs of hot coffee. Run. I repeat. Run. And get on the can as fast as possible. This will be the Apocalypse of stinkbombs. Best of luck to you. I have other methods that work well too.— — — — — —so after being told a story about my uncle i have a new fear.?you are delusional. if you did not get hit upside the head with a glass bottle, then you should not worry— — — — — —i have a big coca cola bottle but idk what the name of this type of bottle is any help?is it a 5 gallon cornielious keg or a glass bottle?— — — — — —What is your Favorite Brand of Root Beer?sprecher the one in a glass bottle and a metal bottlecap that screws on and off they also have cream soda and stuff like that— — — — — —Penis Stuck in a Glass Bottle?and next time do not use a bottle.— — — — — —Best 20 Glass Water Bottles of 2021 | Safe Glass Drinking BottlesAs you can see, there are a huge number of glass water bottles to choose from but finding the perfect one is not always as simple as it seems. Considerations that you have to make include cap styles, material composition, size, and more. Do you need a silicone sleeve or is a nylon carrying case enough? What type of glass should I choose? When it comes to material composition you may have noticed from our list that the best glass water bottles are made from borosilicate glass. This type of glass is highly resistant to temperatures changes, meaning you can go from an iced drink to boiling tea in a matter of seconds without worrying about your glass bottle shattering. If you see a bottle design that you like made from borosilicate glass, it's always a nice choice. Otherwise, be sure that the glass you choose is from a trusted company and is thick enough to withstand normal, daily wear and tear. Another thing that you should pay attention to is the size of the bottle. Some people want a bottle large enough to satisfy their hydration needs with only one refill throughout the day, while others want more portable options. Looking at the diameter and height of the bottle that you are considering will help you understand if it will fit into your lifestyle. Sizes range from 14 ounces to 32 ounces, and sometimes even higher, so finding a glass water bottle that you will be able to use comfortably is very important. Does it matter which lid I choose? The short answer is, yes. Absolutely. Lids come in a few different form factors, and, like everything else in life, the one you choose should depend on how you intend to use it. Some of the best lids for near-guaranteed leak-proof performance are screw on tops. There are many bottles that feature this lid style because of the inherent reliability that comes with it. Something to keep in mind, however, is that the material the cap is made from. Some water bottle makers choose materials that leave a metallic taste in the water which defeats the purpose of buying a glass bottle in the first place. Others create caps of multiple parts that easily come apart over time, and still others do not add anything in the seal department to guarantee leak-proof-ness. Other lid styles that are commonly used include flip-top caps (with and without locking mechanisms), screw-on solutions with spouts (with and without straws), and there are even some fiction-fit press on style lids available. The best of all the variations that you will find will be leak-proof, but you will also find that each category also comes with its fair share of pretenders. Read through the reviews to see what types of experiences others have with the same cap styles. Are there advantages to different types of protective sleeves? Again, yes. The most common type of sleeve that you will find on the best glass water bottles is silicone. The durable nature of the material along with the great look and feel makes it the perfect solution to protect a glass bottle. That said, they are not all the same. Some are made to be removable and other are not. Some are thicker than others offering better protection, and some are made to be more stylish than protective. If you care about taking your protective sleeve off for cleaning purposes, make sure to choose a bottle that makes that possible. Some manufacturers will include the product description that the sleeve is removable but reading a few customer reviews will tell you that the removal process can take you all day to complete. If you are looking into buying a glass water bottle, you probably already know at least some of the advantages that glass has over plastic. You might be more focused on the taste benefits or maybe the environmental attributes, you could be concerned for the health of you and your family or perhaps you just want a great-looking water bottle to use at the gym or the office. The truth is, it does not really matter which reason a person might pick for enjoying all that comes with glass water bottles because there are just so many benefits to choose from. Choosing the right bottle for your particular needs comes down to figuring out how you are most likely to use your new bottle. Are you going to take it to the gym? The office? Are you going to be carrying your new glass water bottle around in your backpack or will it be sitting on top of your desk all day? Each of the products we have covered here comes with its own set of pros, and all you have to do is choose the best one for you.
