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	Steel wool - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Steel wool is a bundle of very fine steel filaments, used in finishing and repair work to polish wood or metal objects, and for household cleaning.
		For cleaning use, it is sometimes sold in soap-impregnated lumps under such trade names as Brillo Pad or SOS.
		Very fine steel wool is sometimes carried for use as tinder in emergency situations; it burns even when wet, and can be ignited by fire, a spark, or by connecting a battery to produce joule heating.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steel_wool (117 words)

	Bronze wool - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bronze wool is a bundle of very fine bronze filaments, used in finishing and repair work to polish wood or metal objects.
		Bronze wool is similar to steel wool, but is used in its place to avoid some problems associated with broken filaments: steel rusts quickly, especially in a marine environment.
		Furthermore, steel is magnetic and can affect the operation of marine equipment, such as a compass.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bronze_wool (103 words)

	E-Binder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		To prevent this iron from rusting, steel wool is usually coated with an oil-based coating to keep it from reacting with the oxygen in the air.
		In this experiment, you will be heating the steel wool which will burn off the coating, and allow the iron in the steel wool to burn (combine with the oxygen in the air).
		The iron that is in the steel wool is iron (III).
	www.smfc.k12.ca.us /technology/science/8fairman2.html (624 words)

	Steel Wool
		Steel wool is very well suited to the total reconditioning properties of Briwax waxes.
		Whenever working with any steel wool, care should be taken as you are attempting to recondition the original finish, not to remove it entirely.
		5 & 20 lb reels (0000 available only at this time)- are 4-inch wide continuous ribbons of steel wool which allow for easy making of pads for a large variety of industrial, professional, and maintenance applications.
	www.mannwoodcare.com /steelwool.html (256 words)

	Welcome to Global Material Technologies Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Steel wool possesses many properties that make it suitable for use in a wide range of different applications.
		Steel wool is made from a low carbon steel alloy specifically formulated for steel wool manufacture.
		A web of metal wool approximately 1/2" thick by 4" wide is wound onto a 2-3/8" ID fiber core to an outside diameter of about 12" and weighing exactly 5 pounds net.
	www.gmt-inc.com /products/sub/products.php?id=21&src=overture (375 words)

	Rhodes American Steel Wool - 8 Grades (available : 0000; 000; 00; 0; 1; 2; 3; 4 )
		Steel wool Roll (0000 only at his time)-allows for economical use of steel wool for any job.
		Grades of steel wool are similar to grit in sandpaper.
		The finest steel wool is grade 0000 or 4/0.
	www.briwaxwoodcare.com /stelwool.htm (462 words)

	Rhodes American Stainless Steel Wool by Briwax
		Stainless Steel Wool is great for dozens of uses, including the filtering of minerals like gold and silver as well as gases and liquids.
		Stainless steel wool is a better packing material for this application than the cheaper and less durable glass wool often used by low-cost muffler manufacturers.
		Stainless steel wool is not affected by the pressures and hot gasses found in vehicle exhaust and, unlike glass wool, will not compact and degrades less over time.
	www.briwax-online.com /sswool.html (296 words)

	Synthetic Steel Wool2
		Synthetic Steel Wool2 is the synthetic alternative to traditional steel wool pads for use with today's water based strippers and finishers.
		Steel Wool2 pads will not rust, tear or shred and can be rinsed and reused.
		Steel Wool2 pads can be used to apply varnishes and stains and are compatible with both solvent based and water based products.
	www.briwax-online.com /sswool2.html (480 words)

	PASCO Chemistry Experiment - October 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Steel wool consists largely of iron (Fe) and is often used to polish wood or metal objects.
		Steel wool containing soap can be found in the supermarket – for example, "SOS" or "Brillo" pads for cleaning dishes.
		When steel wool is soaked in vinegar, a weak acid, this protective coating is removed.
	www.pasco.com /experiments/chemistry/october_2002 (730 words)

	Re: how in physic terms do u describe overloading of a circiut
		Steel itself is not an especially good conductor, and for ANY conductive substance, the finer the wires that you make from it, the poorer a conductor it becomes.
		Since steel wool consists entirely of rather fine strands of steel, it is easy to see that when electricity flows through it, a fair amount of heat is quite likely to be produced.
		The amount of steel exposed to the air is quite minimal; most of the metal, after all, is locked away inside the body of the ball.
	www.madsci.org /posts/archives/may2000/958924027.Ph.r.html (788 words)

	PIWEL STEEL WOOL - Products Steel Wool
		steel wool on rolls and reels from 1 - 20 kg
		steel wool in packs from 30 - 250 g
		steel wool in small pads with or without soap
	www.piwel.com /products_steelwool.html (50 words)

	Steel Wool
		Rhodes American Steel Wool is made of the most uniform, high quality metal strands.
		Steel Wool is available in 7 grades, from super fine "0000" to medium "3".
		Steel wool can be used for a variety of purposes:
	www.westernwooddoctor.com /steelwool.htm (114 words)

	Rhodes American Abrasives - Steel Wool, Bronze Wool, Steel Wool2, Stainless Steel Wool
		Steel wool is available in pads, rolls and reels.
		Steel Wool2 is the synthetic alternative to traditional steel wool pads with particular aim at use with today's water based strippers and finishers.
		Stainless Steel Wool withstands the high temperatures, common in industrial and other trade processes, and effectively fights rust and corrosion on metal surfaces without the shedding of rust-prone fibers.
	www.steelwool.biz (360 words)

	Rusting Steel Wool (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Why it did not "stick" to the steel wool could be for a number of reasons.
		If the steel wool filaments were covered with a soap, or other thin coating, during its manufacture, to prevent rust from forming between the time it left the factory and found its way to the consumer, this thin layer could prevent the initial "rust sites" from adhering firmly to the surface of the steel wool.
		You can test this by literally washing the steel wool in dish soap thoroughly, rinsing it thoroughly with water, then soaking it in a solvent like acetone for fifteen minutes two or three times.
	www.newton.dep.anl.gov /askasci/chem03/chem03087.htm (352 words)

	Orgonics Orgone Accumulators, Orgone Blankets and Products
		Wool batting is layered with steel wool and then covered with green acrylic felt to create a standard orgone blanket that has a strong, yet "melting," orgone charge.
		Acrylic felt is layered with steel wool to make a small but versatile pad for the belly, lower back, to sit on, or place on a hand, foot, etc. Not to be used on the head.
		Wool batting is layered with steel wool and covered with green acrylic felt.
	www.orgonics.com /blankets.htm (1969 words)

	Homeglossary.com - The World's Most Complete Real Estate Directory
		Alloy Steel is controlled by alloying elements, which are added to increase its corrosion resistance and high temperature strength, instead of the carbon content.
		Steel fibers, in different degrees of coarseness, which are formed into a pad that resembles wool fibers.
		Steel wood can be used for such diverse applications as cleaning metal or smoothing wood.
	www.yourwebassistant.net /glossary/s21.htm (1143 words)

	TCS Daily - Pulling Steel Wool Over Our Eyes
		The diversion of steel imports was estimated by the EU to be as much as 15 million tons per year.
		A 30% tariff on tin mill steel, which is the type of steel produced by Weirton Steel Corp, one of the largest employers in the state of West Virginia.
		The U.S. steel industry was hoping for tariffs of around 40 percent as well as implementations to unburden them from the heavy costs of pensions and health care for retired workers incurred during the last few decades.
	www.tcsdaily.com /article.aspx?id=032602E (1700 words)

	steel wool. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		abrasive material composed of long steel fibers of varying degrees of fineness that are matted together.
		The coarser grades are used to remove paint and other finishes, the finer grades for polishing or smoothing a finished surface.
		Steel wool is much used in kitchens for cleaning and polishing metals, especially aluminum utensils.
	www.bartleby.com /65/st/steelwoo.html (106 words)

	Science Experiment - Steel Wool mysteriously generating heat (chemical reaction)
		Wrap the steel wool around the bulb of the thermometer.
		Place the thermometer and steel wool back into the jar and close the lid.
		The vinegar removes any protective coating from the steel wool, allowing the iron in the steel to rust.
	www.spartechsoftware.com /reeko/Experiments/ExpSteelWoolGeneratingHeat.htm (484 words)

	Bronze Wool - Pads and Reels - Grades:Fine - Medium - Coarse
		Bronze Wool ~ The mariners choice for stripping, sanding, smoothing, and polishing all types of wood and metal surfaces.
		Unlike steel wool, which leaves behind small fibers that can rust and discolor wood in corrosive marine environments, Bronze wool resists shedding, rust, and corrosion.
		For instance, try cleaning teak with mild powdered soap and bronze wool instead of harsh teak cleaning chemicals that are hard on your wood and gel coat.
	www.steelwool.biz /Bronze_Wool.htm (726 words)

	re: steel wool ;) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		At 3:48 -0400 10/11/98, BlackNet Runner wrote: >hmm, I once used steel wool for a source of iron.
		Also, regarding Steve P's observation that the surface area of clay is much grater than steel wool, this is true.
		Form my observation of a bit of steel that ended up against the glass in the gravel of my tank, a large rust stain grew around the piece, and now doubt this stain greatly increased the iron exposed surface area.
	fins.actwin.com /aquatic-plants/month.9810/msg00170.html (265 words)

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		Second, it is manufactured in very long strands from top-grade steel and is highly resistant to crumbling.
		For example, you can use this steel wool for work on the lathe without it pulling apart in your hands.
		It leaves less residue and is longer lasting than ordinary steel wool.
	www.leevalley.com /wood/page.aspx?c=2&p=20062&cat=1,190,43040 (145 words)

	Using AA Batteries For Fire Starting
		That means they’re a lot harder to hang on to while sparking steel wool.
		It’s hard to maintain contact between the 2 batteries, hold the steel wool on the negative end and then spark the wool on the positive end.
		Hold the steel wool against your leg with the battery.
	www.alpharubicon.com /primitive/doubleajaden.htm (525 words)

	Furniture Restoration Supplies & Free Restoration Tips - 0000 Steel Wool Pads Pack of 4
		Liberon Steel Wool is of the very highest quality and is chosen and recommended by craftsmen around the world.
		It is produced using a high quality steel to create a crumble and dust resistant wool that is virtually oil free with no rogue strands.
		Liberon Steel Wool is available in seven grades from the renowned extra fine 0000 through a range of fine to medium 00, 0, 1 and medium to coarse 2, 3, and 4.
	www.rosiniantiques.com /catalog_g10.html?catId=6338 (141 words)

	Chemistry Week 2003 - For Teachers - Newspapers in Education - The Cincinnati Enquirer
		Wet a piece of steel wool and push it into the bottom of one jar so that the steel wool stays when the jar is turned upside down.
		The rusting steel wool is a chemical reaction way of removing oxygen from the air that allows water to get sucked up into the jar.
		Use a ruler to measure the distance from the rubber band to the bottom of the steel wool.
	www.cincinnati.com /nie/chemistry03/rust.html (614 words)

	OFCN's Academy Curricular Exchange - Science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Students should label one bag "dry" and put one small piece of steel wool in that bag.
		Students should label the other bag "wet", wet the other piece of steel wool, and put it in the bag.
		Examine the steel wool from the "wet" bag and repeat the steps in 3-5 above.
	www.reachoutmichigan.org /funexperiments/quick/academy/weatherexp.html (290 words)

	NASIOC - How to use steel wool?
		I've been told by a car detailer to use steel wool for tougher grime/tar stuff on the paint.
		Maybe a very fine steel wool, but sos pads and such will leave swirl marks in glass.
		steel wool isn't that great to use on hard to remove stuff.
	forums.nasioc.com /forums/showthread.php?t=80793 (442 words)

	Bunch "O" Bikes, Chrome Cleaning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The steel was either protected by paint or by chrome.
		Because the protective coating for the steel, the paint or chrome, is no longer doing its job of protecting the steel.
		Whether brass wool or steel or Scotchbrite or polish or whatever.
	www.bunchobikes.com /chrome.htm (494 words)

	BRILLO® - FAQs - Brillo® Steel Wool Soap Pads
		Brillo® OXYACTION™ Steel Wool Soap Pads are made of steel wool, soap, fragrance and blue colorant.
		Yes, as long as there is soap in the steel wool pad, it is safe to clean glass surfaces.
		Brillo® OXYACTION Jr’s are approximately 1/3 the size of a regular Brillo® Soap Pad, but they contain the same soap to steel wool ratio as regular Brillo® OXYACTION Pads.
	www.brillo.com /faq/steelwool.asp (503 words)

	LIBERON Steel Wool - Woodcraft.com
		Liberon steel wool is produced using the highest quality steel to create a crumble and dust resistant wool that is virtually oil free with no rogue strands.
		Ideal for applying fine paste waxes, Liberon's #0000 Steel Wool will allow for a thin, controlled wax application, resulting in a satiny sheen.
		To avoid cuts, never tear steel wool but cut it to size with scissors and always wear gloves when handling.
	www.woodcraft.com /family.aspx?DeptID=2332&FamilyID=5216 (178 words)

	EXN.ca \| Discovery
		First, I rinse the steel wool in vinegar, a weak acid.
		The acetic acid in the vinegar removes the protective coating from the steel wool.
		I then put the steel wool into the bottom of the glass, turn it upside down, and then place the inverted glass into the shallow dish of water.
	www.exn.ca /Stories/2000/01/21/55.asp (576 words)

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