If they recycled rubbers to make tires how many would it take to make a good year?
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Depending on how big the rubbers are. Depends on the good year. LOL LOL LOL
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Maybe we were an accident, since there were no rubber tree's yet at creation....\nNo, seriously, Id say keep up the original thought process.
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you have to create one...start with your own ideas...then ask other people... but were in a time that you want to call on ideas that will save the environment and the world...
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You can put some nice size tires on there, just make sure you have enough power to turn them over.
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Most are made of rubber.
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Please check out this web site-it should be very helpful:\n\nhttp://www.maxxis.com/Services/how_a_tire_is_made.asp
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There are a few tree huggers, like us, who would be worth saving. Now if you could build a starship and find another habitable planet, we'd be in business.
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5, it takes something to make something.
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Fill your car tires with it. It's all the rage in my part of the country and it'd be nice to do the following experiment. One week do 4 nitrogen tires, the next 4 filled with air, the next 2 of each and repeat for a couple of months, just refilling the same tires differently. Keep track of mileage over this time and see if filling your tires with nitrogen makes a measurable difference.
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Depends on what is is made of.
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8,but you'll have to do more \nhomework
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u dont need the 6 in this question because all the tyres travel the same amount. (its juss there 2 throw u)\nso then all we have to do is go:\n\n 16000(distance travelled) / (tht means divide)8 (amount of wheels)= 2000 (basic division)
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You could make a model of the solar system.  Use different sized Styrofoam balls for the planets.
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they are in metal and recycling biz hope that help and 10 pt would help me (wink)
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it can be created but cannot be destroyed can only be recycled
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Tire rubber is ground into fine pieces, melted down and used to create the soles of some shoes.
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It depends on what kind of lubricant.\n\nMost lubricants are slightly less dense than water, so it would take slightly more than a thousand liters of most lubricants to make up a metric tonne (1000 kg) of the lubricant.