why is magnum used for packing?for eg. magnum aseptic packing?
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sounds like a brand name of a packing material or process.\n\nMagnum is a big bottle of champagne....
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Fruits are basically storage "boxes" for various types of plants.  Nature has a way of developing the most efficient items methods for any given task.  The most efficient "box that can be made to store something is a sphere (round).\n\nThis is because the ratio of volume to surface area is higher than any other shape.  In other words, with the least waste of enrgy/material to build a container, the maximum product can be stored inside.  Thus, the natural evolution toward efficient design leads many of nature's energy storage devices (fruits) to have a round or near-round shape.
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Others have already noted the definitions and differences: aseptic = free from pathogens (i.e. anything that can cause 'sepsis'), sterile = free of anything living, as well as of things like bacterial spores that could in future hatch into bacteria.\n\nI'd just add that in medicine and surgery, 'aseptic technique' and 'sterile technique' are not the same thing. For sterile technique, EVERYTHING is sterile to start with: the inside and outside of syringes, gloves, gowns, instruments. In aseptic technique, parts of it can be sterile but others aren't - you may be wearing nonsterile gloves, handling a syringe that is not sterile on the outside, but which contains sterile medication you will be injecting into an IV on a person's hand, for instance.
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Generally, it is the diameter, in inches, of the bullet itself. There are some exceptions to this. One is that the popular .357 Magnum is actually .38 in diameter. The other common measurement is in millimeters, as the common 9mm. In actuality, 9mm is really .38 also. One reason they have different names and designations is to differentiate between ammunition of common or similar sizes. Generally, the difference between them is the length of the case. A point of fact is that a loaded .357 Magnum is longer than a loaded .38 Special. Therefore, because they are the same size, diameter-wise, but have different lengths, it is possible to place and fire a .38 Special in a .357 Magnum chamber. However, it is not possible to place a .357 Magnum into a .38 Special because the .357 is longer. It will fit on the diameter but the cylinder would not close because the .357 ammo would be sticking out.
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Well, underwear can protect your package. Otherwise, somebody can steal your nugget. LoL.
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You've asked this questions 11 times now (each time with the word "normally" misspelled).  I still don't understand the concept.  If you glue the strips together, aren't you concerned that they would be damaged when trying to separate them?  Why wouldn't you use a box or an envelope?  Why wouldn't you use adhesive tape?
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better growth, better handling, not packed too tightly, and are considered illegal in many countries..lol....so that may be why\n\nhttp://www.cubancigaronline.com/\nhttp://www.indulgecigars.com/\nhttp://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2005/12/the_cuban_cigar.html
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It's certainly used in the flexible packaging industry, but defined in several ways, including:\ntensile strength\npuncture resistance\nelongation at break\ntear resistance (in both directions)\ntear propagation resistance\nand many others . . .
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Its to aid the automated sorting system.  Used alot by junk mailers.
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it depends on what type of package you want to pack that product in, and on the nature of that product as well.\n\nIs it fargile?\nDoes it spill or leak?\netc...\n\nThere are hundreds of methods to do so, the most important thing if you can reply with the description of that product, and its characteristics.
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check http://packing.org
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"packing" is on the inside of a package. "Packaging" goes on the outside of the package.
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yes either regular or magnums....and for you i'd go with teh regulars!
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go to any drug store/ 7-11 and buy some of the "black and gold"\n\nTrojan Magnums!!!!!  They are larger at the base and longer in the shaft.  \n\nThey're the only ones That my fiance will use
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The idea is that the XL is more like an extra-sustained sustained release.  I suspect it's more like a sustained release for their patent protection.  You can ask any pharmacist to be sure, though.
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It said that the Precision Bullets are swaged with certified 6/2 lead alloy, and then a unique dry-lube formula is applied, completely encasing the precision lead core. That is awesome, I had never heard of Precision bullets before, I just might have to check them out! Thanks!