H20

Question: h20?????????? ok i don get it..they say if u drink lik 8 glasses of water a day..u lose weight..they say its cuz it makes u full and u don eat..well what if u do eat alot during the day but as well u drink 8 glasses of H20..den wat do u lose weight..or what?

Answer: No matter how much you eat if you drink a lot of water( NO CALORIES) the water takes up space that would be available for you to eat more. So if you fill that space with water you gain nothing but if you fill it with food you gain lbs. Get it - it is not based on what you ate it is based on what you put in the available space. And to loose weight be clear on this it can only happen if you " Burn More Calories than you took in for the day." Sooo if you ate 1800 calories and drank 10 glasses of water then you took in 1800 calories total. If you took in 1800 calories and filled that space wiht another 500 calories from food then you took in 2300 calories total. If you burned 2000 calories for the day then you can see by drinking water you'll loose weight buy by eating only you'll gain. Water does cleanse your system also such as, flushing sodium out ( soduim should not exceed 2000 mg a day) To loose one pound you need to burn 3500 calories.

Question: Why is the presence of frozen H20 important to future manned missions? I need help for a science essay. The full question is: Why is the presence of frozen H20 important to future manned missions and for the search of previous life and E.T. (Extra Terrestrial) life?

Answer: Water is heavy, and if we had to take everything we need with us, exploration would be a LOT harder. Having water at the landing point makes things merely difficult rather than impossible. As for why it has to be frozen, the conditions for liquid water really don't exist on the Moon or Mars, not enough atmospheric pressure to keep it from boiling away.

Question: how do i offload pictures from a Dsc h20 sony digital camera onto a mac? i need help... if anybody has any info i would appreciate the help. Its a sony digital camera model dsc h20 and i want to offload my pictures onto my mac. thanks in advance for your help!

Answer: Well, the camera surely came with a USB cable for that very purpose, so find it, and plug one end into the camera and then plug the other end into the back of your Mac and iPhoto will open and download the photos for you. If you don't have the cable, you'll have to get one, probably on eBay or somewhere like that. Just do an online search for "USB cable sony dsc h20" and you'll surely find one. Good luck!... ☺

Question: How do I connect the Sony H20 camera to my computer? In my old cameras, I used a little USB cable, the end for the camera was like half an inch wide. Today I bought the Sony H20 and I can't figure out how to connect it so I can upload pictures. I have a USB cable looking thing with an end that connects to the camera but it's not working. Do I need to install the CD first?

Answer: Download Sony Image Data Suite software from the Internet. Connect your camera to your computer using the USB cable and use the software to navigate.

Question: How do I find the freezing point depression of H20 in the following problem? 165g of C12 H22 O11 in 1kg of H20 I've tried to read my chemistry book and I've tried to read about it on the Internet, but I don't understand!

Answer: depression in freezing point = i*Kf * molality As sucrose does not dissociate i=1 ( This is the Van't Hoff factor) 165g sucrose in 1 kg water = 165/(MW of sucrose) = 165/342 = 0.482mols of sucrose in 1kg water.....This exactly is the molality of solution....(Mols of solute in 1KG of solvent) Now multiply this with the Kf of solvent (water)...which ,if i remember correctly, is 1.86 (plz check that value) This gives the freezing point depression

Question: Where can I watch all the episodes of H20 season 2 online? I want to watch all the episode of H20 season 2 online. Where can I? I live in the U.S. so it has to be in my region. Please check it before you answer.

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Question: Before a predicted overnight freeze farmers put H20 on crops to protect the plants.? Use the properties of H20 to explain how this works. H20 is water.

Answer: when water freezes it gives off energy. this energy is given off as heat, which keeps the crop itself from freezing/getting damaged. im mostly sure the ice that forms also serves as an insulator (the ice, while cold itself, protects the crop from the even colder air)

Question: Substitute for club soda or sparkling h20 in wine spritzers? Hi everyone. Hope you're having a nice weekend. My husband and I are going camping for my birthday weekend. I want to surprise him by serving wine spritzers tomorrow afternoon. Could I use pure lemon and lime juice instead of soda or sparkling h20? Maybe add a little sugar?

Answer: You need something with fizz, hon. Any lemon and lime soda would work, or even gingerale. It's the carbonation in the sparkling water, club soda, etc. that makes a spritzer a spritzer.

Question: why do H20 and alcohol cling to the surface of a glass rod whereas H20 does not? why do H20 and alcohol cling to the surface of a glass rod whereas H20 does not?

Answer: the cohesive force between glass and alcohol/glass & water is greater than that between alcohol and water..... however the cohesive force between glass and water is less than the adhesive force between water molecules.

Question: How to get dolby digital from directv hd receiver h20 using HDMI? How to get dolby digital from directv hd receiver h20 using HDMI?

Answer: The only way to do this *directly* is if you have an A/V receiver that has HDMI inputs and outputs, and is hooked in between the sat receiver and the TV. The sat receiver also has a TOSlink fiber optic digital audio output, so if your A/V receiver has a TOSlink input, you can hook it up that way. Some TVs also have TOSlink and/or coaxial digital outputs, and will send the digital audio that it receives via HDMI back out these ports, which can then be hooked to an A/V receiver.

Question: What are all the planets and moons besides earth and Europa that have liquid H20 water on them? My astronomy book says Uranus has water on it underneath a massive layer of liquid hydrogen but this can't be right. It says the temperature there is -360 degrees F and water freezes at 32. It talks about a dynamo effect. Could life exist with the h20 but virtually no solar radiation? Primitive simple life forms I mean.

Answer: >>>What are all the planets and moons besides earth and Europa that have liquid H20 water on them? As you point out the three gas giants are all believed to have layers of liquid water. Added t that there are trace droplets of liquid water in the atmosphere of Venus but they don’t last long individually. >>>>>My astronomy book says Uranus has water on it underneath a massive layer of liquid hydrogen but this can't be right. It says the temperature there is -360 degrees F and water freezes at 32. The ‘surface’ temperature is –360oF. Just as the surface temperature of Earth is 80oF. But as you get deeper into the Earth the temperature increases until it is hot enough to melt rock and iron. And in exactly the same way as you get deeper into the centre of a gas giant the temperature increases until you can melt ice. >>>>>>. Could life exist with the h20 but virtually no solar radiation? Primitive simple life forms I mean. If conditions are relatively stable then where primitive simple lifeforms exist, advanced complex lifeforms can exist even more easily. Could life exist under such conditions? Sure. It wouldn’t be life as we are normally used to it, but it is perfectly plausible. Life on the surface of the Earth today is almost entirely dependent on solar energy only because that is the most efficiently harvested energy source. It allows those organism that use it to outcompete any rivals using alternative energy sources. But life didn’t start out relying on solar energy, and the vast majority of all life on Earth today doesn’t rely on solar energy. Life started out harvesting energy directly from the rocks. Those first lifeforms used iron and sulfur for energy, not sunlight. And even today the weight of the bacteria deep underground that rely exclusively on energy form rocks is far greater than the weight of those organisms that cling to the surface and rely on sunlight. There is no reason why life on other planets couldn’t survive perfectly well using similar systems of energy harvesting. And the only reason mineral consuming lifeforms never got very complex on earth is because the Earth is volcanically active, which make sit hard for big complex creatures to survive. On a gas giant at the interface between the atmosphere and the oceans that wouldn’t be a problem, and life could evolve to become as complex as it liked.

Question: How many grams of H20 are needed to dissolve 27.8g of ammonium nitrate NH4NO3 in order to prepare a .452m sou? How many grams of H20 are needed to dissolve 27.8g of ammonium nitrate NH4NO3 in order to prepare a .452m soultion?

Answer: The molecular weight of NH4NO3 is 80.0434. Solute moles = Solute mass / Molecular weight = 27.8 g / 80.0434 = 0.347 Solution volume (V) = n / M = 0.347 / 0.452 = 0.768 L

Question: How many moles of H20 will be added to the reaction when 1.25ml of 85% H2SO4 is added? If the H2SO4 concentration is 85% by volume in Water...How many moles of H20 will be added to the reaction when 1.25ml of 85% H2SO4 is added?

Answer: 85% by volume means 85 ml in 100 ml is H2SO4, so 15 ml of any 100 ml is water 15% of 1.25 ml = 0.1875 ml of water is added in 1.25 ml of solution. assuming density of water = 1 g/ml then mass water added = 0.1875 g moles water = mass / molar mass = 0.1875 g / 18.016 g/mol = 0.0104 mol H2O

Question: Whats the code for the h20 direcTV receiver on the universal remote for a panasonic plasma.? I have a panasonic TH-50px700u and need the codes for the DBS/CBL button on the universal remote.(not to be confused with the remote that comes with the 75 series) I have gone through the entire manual and none of the codes listed under DirecTV appear to work. The DirecTV receiver is the H20 High Definition box.

Answer: Try http://www.remotecodelist.com/remotes/

Question: When the following equation is balanced, what is the mole ratio of H20 to Be3N2? When the following equation is balanced, what is the mole ratio of H20 to Be3N2? Be3N2 + H2O (liquid) ~~> Be(OH)2 + NH3 (gas) How is this equation balance? 3:1 3:2 2:3 6:1 1:3

Answer: 3H2O : Be3N2

Question: looking 4a wholehouse h20 cleaner that gets rid of all yuk xcept the h20- w/no filters 2 change? saw this cleaner yrs ago- it even removes scale from previous use within old pipes after installation-what kind is it ? where 2 find? best price?

Answer: There is a product that uses UV Light to purify the water and no filters. A link to a site that supplies them is: http://www.americanairandwater.com/water/w_prods.htm Use this link to find a dealer close to you: http://www.american-lights.com/options.htm