How much ice cream can a cow produce
A dairy cow can produce 5 gallons of ice cream a day
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What are treatment for different types of burns?
A mild burn, run under cold tap water for 10 minutes, (do not use ice). A first degree burn, leave alone 24 hours, do not cover and avoid any product application. A second degree burn, apply antibiotic ointment and cover with sterile dressing. If blisters break open clean with tap water. A third degree burn, needs immediate medical attention. Have person lie down, and cover burn with clean sheet, until medical professional arrives.
Which takes up more space, water or ice?
Most substances take up less space when frozen than when liquid. Ice from water on the other hand occupies more space than the original liquid water did.
What does 0.0 celcius represent?
0.0 Celcius, better known as 32 degrees Fahrenheit is the freezing point of water.
How much of an iceberg sticks out of the water?
An iceberg is a mass of ice that has detached from an ice sheet and is floating in the ocean. Icebergs pose an extremely dangerous situation for water vessels because only about 1/8 of the iceberg mass projects above the surface of the water.
Is Antarctica completely frozen?
Antarctica is the 5th largest continent and approximately 98% of Antarctica is covered by ice which averages 1 mile in thickness. Predictions on when global warming will lead to ice-less polar regions ranges from 2012-2050. Scientists agree it's not a matter of if, but when.