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Where did the final match of IPL2 held?
Johannesburg
Who was the man of the tournament in ipl2?
Adam gilchrist
Who is youngest player in IPL2?
Kamran Khan from Rajasthan
Who is the most wicket-taker in ipl2?
Rp singh
When will Shane Watson come back in ipl2?
will be available from the next match
Which team scored the highest runs in ipl2?
Matthew Hayden (CSK) - 572 runs highest
What was Mumbai Indians home ground for the IPL2?
No Specific Home Ground as IPL was held in South Africa. for Season 2 in 2009.
Where to get online resource on Anita desai?
There are a number of resources online with information regarding Anita Desai. Sources can be found from the following: -Simply typing the name of this Indian author into Google and seeing the results that come up -An online version of the Britannica -Creighton University's online World Literature Program -Special Collections about Anita Desai on ipl2 -Online videos at Videosurf and/or Youtube -(and much more)
What did jean Jacques Rousseau believed?
an infant is a "tabula rasa," or blank slate
What is the APA format for the reference page?
The Purdue University Online Writing Lab (OWL) has a list of basic rules for the reference page, along with 7 other sections covering how to cite sources depending on what it is you are citing. See the related link for the Purdue University Online Writing Lab (OWL).
What are the 8 different types of metal?
There are many more than 8 types of metal. In fact the majority of the elements in the periodic table are considered metals. A few common characteristics of metals include a shiny appearance, being solid at room temperature, the ability to conduct electricity, and being malleable. A more detailed list is available here: http://tinyurl.com/cuftsfq If you are looking for more general information on metals Chem4Kids.com is an excellent resource. This page talks about how to identify a metal and provides basic information on the different metal classifications of the periodic table: Actinide Metals, Lanthanide Metals, Alkali Metals, Alkaline-Earth Metals, Rare Metals, Rare-Earth Metals, and Transition Metals. http://www.chem4kids.com/files/elem_metal.html Andrew Rader maintains Chem4Kids.com. His background in science and computers makes this site easy to navigate and understand. As you specifically mentioned the number 8, you may be looking more for information on Metalloids. These are elements that have the properties of both metals and nonmetals. There are 7 commonly accepted Metalloids. These are Boron(B), Silicon(S), Germanium(Ge), Arsenic(As), Tellurium(Te), and Polonium(Po). Some refer to 8 elements by including Astatine (At). See this article from Buzzle for more information: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/metalloids-in-the-periodic-table.html To find the sources above I performed several Google searches using the search terms <types of metals>, <characteristics of metals>, and <metalloids>. I hope this information helps to answer your question. If you need additional assistance you may consider contacting your local library. For help locating a library visit this page on ipl2: http://www.ipl.org/div/liblocator/ Best of luck, ~Heather Librarians--Ask Us, We Answer!
When were soybeans first used for energy?
Hello,While I was unable to find a specific year for when soybean oil was first used as a fuel source (aside from the fuel it supplies the human body when it is eaten for food), it appears that it has been since at least before 1932.A 1932 article in the Journal of the Franklin Institute describes several uses for soybean oil and includes the information that a "significant product is a fuel oil made from soybean oil by the Japanese. This is not commercially profitable now but indicates a possible future development."Source: The full citation for this article is:Current topics. (1932). Journal of the Franklin Institute, 214(5), 628-629.This is a licensed electronic resource and you will not be able to access it without a paid subscription. You can take this information to your local library, which may have a subscription and be able to provide this resource to you for free. Your library may also be able to obtain materials through interlibrary loan services or some other means, or they may be able to recommend a similar resource. I suggest asking a local librarian for assistance.To find a library you can try the sites listed on the ipl2's Library Locator page: (See related Link)You can learn more about the history of the soybean in the article, "Soybean of Happiness, by Peter Warshall, which describes in some detail the 3000-year history of the plant, including Henry Ford's interest in its many uses.(See related LinkWith respect to its modern use as a biodiesel, according to the National Biodiesel Board, in 1990, the University of Missouri and the Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council funded a study to demonstrate the use of soy-based mono-alkyl esters as a diesel fuel replacement. The article linked below contains a complete timeline for the development and use of biodiesel in recent years.
