To: Clint N. Suhks
"So what's the Rockwell on this stuff?"
huh?
11 posted on
10/01/2005 6:21:22 PM PDT by
strategofr
(What did happen to those 293 boxes of secret FBI files (esp on Senators) Hillary stole?)
To: strategofr
I think the Rockwell scale is used to measure hardness of metals. Or maybe we're talking about flying squirrels.
21 posted on
10/01/2005 6:29:38 PM PDT by
Not now, Not ever!
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To: strategofr
Rockwell hardness scale rating.
22 posted on
10/01/2005 6:30:05 PM PDT by
11B40
(times change, people don't)
To: strategofr
Rockwell is a measure of the hardness and thus the tensile strength of materials.
Take diamonds which are the hardest material known at put it at 100, then take the softest stuff you know of and put it at 1, and you've got the Rockwell (named after the inventor) scale.
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