Temperature is the measure of hotness expressed in terms of various arbitrary scales such as Fahrenheit, Celsius, and Kelvin. The Fahrenheit scale sets 32° as the freezing temperature for water and it assigns 212° the boiling point for water (What is Temperature, 2015) At the temperature of Absolute Zero there is no motion and no heat. Absolute Zero will occur when every atomic and molecular movement ceases and is at the lowest temperature possible. Absolute Zero on the scale is 0 degrees Kelvin, -237.15 degrees Celsius, or at -460 degrees Fahrenheit. All objects emit thermal energy or heat unless they have a temperature of Absolute Zero (Measuring Temperature, n.d.) Heat is the quality of being hot, Heat is occasionally known as a process
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The latex then seeps out from the severed vessels, travels down along the cut until it reaches the spout. The rubber finally drops into a collection cup that will later be drained of its latex. Tapping is repeated every other day by making a thin shaving just below the previous cut. When the last scar formed by the cuts is about 0.3 meters above the surface, the other side of the tree is tapped in similar form while the first side renews itself (Rubber, Natural, and Synthetics) Rubber has been used since the very old times. Evidence of rubber use goes back to 2,000,000 years or more. In that time period the substance was naturally derived from Hevea Tree. People would use it to make balls, waterproof handmade buckets, pails and more.
(Polymer-Search, n.d)
Above 200 species of plant produce a viscous, milky sap—called latex —that contains natural rubber, but only two of these species have become commercially important. The Hevea brasiliensis tree provides above 99 percent of the globes natural rubber supply. Originating in Brazil, the Hevea tree is now cultivated in various tropical countries, including Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and parts of India and China (Rubber, Natural, and
The latex then seeps out from the severed vessels, travels down along the cut until it reaches the spout. The rubber finally drops into a collection cup that will later be drained of its latex. Tapping is repeated every other day by making a thin shaving just below the previous cut. When the last scar formed by the cuts is about 0.3 meters above the surface, the other side of the tree is tapped in similar form while the first side renews itself (Rubber, Natural, and Synthetics) Rubber has been used since the very old times. Evidence of rubber use goes back to 2,000,000 years or more. In that time period the substance was naturally derived from Hevea Tree. People would use it to make balls, waterproof handmade buckets, pails and more.
(Polymer-Search, n.d)
Above 200 species of plant produce a viscous, milky sap—called latex —that contains natural rubber, but only two of these species have become commercially important. The Hevea brasiliensis tree provides above 99 percent of the globes natural rubber supply. Originating in Brazil, the Hevea tree is now cultivated in various tropical countries, including Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and parts of India and China (Rubber, Natural, and