I am at the point where I am interested in getting a motorcycle in a few years to save money on gas. I really like the mpgs the 250 gets. I am wondering if the 250r is fast enough to cruise on the highway for a while? I am interested in if it is possible, i know it is not ideal because of its light weight.
Get a multi speed blender. It will have a Ice crush speed for these cocktails.
Some fwd cars are good in the snow. But awd is best. Rear wheel drive sucks *** when it comes to bad inclement weather.
Setting something on fire is a chemical reaction (combustion) that results in energy being given off in both the infrared and visible spectrum. The colors that you see correspond to photons of discrete energies that are emitted when excited atomic states in the fuel make transitions back to lower-lying levels. In other words, when you set something on fire it heats up, which excites the electrons. Electrons can only occupy discrete energy states. When they relax they give off energy as photons, and these photons have a certain energy depending on their starting and final energy level. These starting and final levels depend on the chemical makeup of whatever you're burning. The wavelength of the light emitted corresponds to a particular color. See the attached link for examples of what chemicals burn with what colors. This principle allows us to make fireworks of different colors just by altering what chemicals we put in them.
