just lifted the car enough to get her away from it'' Like an inch at most,wow! Superman. I've seen two people topple a car completely just for kicks,was that gods giving them supernatural vandalism abilities? Desperate.
just lifted the car enough to get her away from it'' Like an inch at most,wow! Superman. I've seen two people topple a car completely just for kicks,was that gods giving them supernatural vandalism abilities? Desperate.
I have actually experienced something similar myself -- in my last job I was doing some testing work on a gas boiler which must have weighed half as much as me, it got dislodged and I ended up having to catch it one-handed. There's nothing supernatural involved. It's just adrenalin.
Iron Ore is known as Iron (III) Oxide or Ferric Oxide, Fe2O3
1 Mining to extract the ore from the ground 2 Mineral processing, to concentrate the iron oxide, and remove unwanted minerals 3 Smelting in a blast furnace by mixing the ore with coke (carbon) and flux (limestone). The carbon reduces the iron oxide to iron, and the flux combines with any silica present to form slag. The impure iron is called 'pig iron' 4 Refining in an electric arc furnace or oxygen converter, to remove excess carbon from the pig iron This is followed by Rolling or casting the refined Iron to produce useful products. The product of the refined steel furnace is relatively pure iron (containing about 0.15% carbon) known as 'mild steel'. Additional carbon may be added to form harder 'carbon steels'.The iron may be combined with other metals to form steel (eg, chromium is added to produce stainless steel) Cast iron is ron which has more carbon (about 3%) and silica in it. It has a lower melting point than mild steel, and can be formed into many shapes such as engine blocks and pumps
I have actually experienced something similar myself -- in my last job I was doing some testing work on a gas boiler which must have weighed half as much as me, it got dislodged and I ended up having to catch it one-handed. There's nothing supernatural involved. It's just adrenalin.
Iron Ore is known as Iron (III) Oxide or Ferric Oxide, Fe2O3
1 Mining to extract the ore from the ground 2 Mineral processing, to concentrate the iron oxide, and remove unwanted minerals 3 Smelting in a blast furnace by mixing the ore with coke (carbon) and flux (limestone). The carbon reduces the iron oxide to iron, and the flux combines with any silica present to form slag. The impure iron is called 'pig iron' 4 Refining in an electric arc furnace or oxygen converter, to remove excess carbon from the pig iron This is followed by Rolling or casting the refined Iron to produce useful products. The product of the refined steel furnace is relatively pure iron (containing about 0.15% carbon) known as 'mild steel'. Additional carbon may be added to form harder 'carbon steels'.The iron may be combined with other metals to form steel (eg, chromium is added to produce stainless steel) Cast iron is ron which has more carbon (about 3%) and silica in it. It has a lower melting point than mild steel, and can be formed into many shapes such as engine blocks and pumps
