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What element makes permenent markers?
the three elements of a permenent marker are colorant solvent and resin
Which is the compound of c18h14n2na2o8s2?
There are different possible isomers for this compound. But the most common is sucrose.
What is another term for chemical change?
A chemical change is a chemical reaction.
Is reacts with acid physical property or chemical property?
it is chemical change
Define chemical reaction and chemical equation?
We see the chemical reaction but we write the chemical equation.
What is the chemical present in mehendi?
The most important dye is lawsone (C10H6O3).
What is mehendi kairi?
Mehendi Kairi is drawing mango shape while applying mehendi (Henna) to the Hand
What are the ingredients of black mehendi for hands?
tea, lemon & sugar + mehendi
Do Hindu grooms look for the brides name on her hand in mehendi?
Only if the person who did her mehendi put it in her design...sometimes he has to look for his name too!
Is the Indian engagement ceremony before or after the Mehendi?
After the mahendi
Who was the girl in the add of godrej nupur mehendi?
Maham
What is the difference between a dye colorant and a colorant that is a pigment?
A pigment is a insoluble particle that is entrapped inside net of other molecules (matrix). a dye colorant is a soluble molecule, that is chemically attached to the matrix.
What breakthrough did pyrotechnicians make in the early 19th century and how did it affect their craft?
pyrotechnicians made pyrotechnic colorant, a chemical compound which causes a flame to burn with a particular color.
Why do Arab women apply mehendi on their hands?
so it looks beautiful.
What solvent or chemical isare used in deskjet Inkjet printer cartridge?
water, colorant, humectants and co-solvents, fixative, surfactants, resin, biocides/fungicides, and buffering agents
Can food colorant be absorbed in plants?
yes it can
What is henna used for in India?
Henna in India is popularly known as Mehendi. It is generally used in many Hindu festivals and celebrations. However, its most important use comes in a Hindu Wedding.Mehendi is not just a way of artistic expression, sometimes it's a must! A Hindu wedding includes a number of religious rites before and during the nuptials, and Mehendi play a vital role in it, so much so that no Indian marriage is considered complete without it! The reddish brown color of Mehendi - which stands for the prosperity that a bride is expected to bring to her new family - is considered most auspicious for all wedding-related ceremonies.Mehendi is considered among the most auspicious 'ornaments' of a married woman.Mehendi Ritual: A day before her wedding, the girl and her female folks gather for the Mehendi ritual - a ceremony traditionally marked by joie de vivre - during which the bride-to-be embellish their hands, wrists, palms and feet with the lovely red hue of the Mehendi. Even the groom's hand, especially in Rajasthani weddings, is decorated with Mehendi patterns.There's nothing strictly sacred or spiritual about it, but applying Mehendi is considered beneficial and lucky, and always regarded as beautiful and blessed. That is perhaps why Indian women are so fond of it. But there're some popular beliefs about Mehendi, especially prevalent among women.Mehendi is very popular with both men and women also as a conditioner and dye for the hair. Mehendi is also applied during the various vratas or fasts, such as Karwa Chauth, observed by married women. Even gods and goddesses are seen to adorn Mehendi designs. A large dot in the centre of the hand, with four smaller dots at the sides is an oft seen Mehendi pattern on the palms of Ganesha and Lakshmi.
