What products have elements from the perodic table?
Q. What products have elements from the perodic table like sodium, copper, silver, potassium, nickel, iron, chlorine, etc... I need products that can be found at home. I have a project which requires 20 products from 20 different elements. It could be pure samples of that element, compound or mixture. I the project I need prove so I need the labels of the product.
Asked by Walter M - Wed Oct 11 17:37:56 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Everything on Earth is made up of the elements in the periodic table. Take anything in your house and look at the label. The ingredients will mostly be compounds but you can look the compounds up on wikipedia and it will tell you what elements are in them.
Answered by MataHari - Wed Oct 11 17:39:25 2006

What good products are there for curly hair?
Q. I need to get some more hair products for my curly hair, and I want to try something new. Are there any curly haired people out there that have good products(not shampoo and conditioner but like hair gel or cream) they use that helps get rid of the frizz and poof? (btw it has to be from a drugstore like cvs or something) i mean like specific products not just brands
Asked by Ali - Fri May 9 19:59:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I love John Frieda Freeze Ease
Answered by gogirl - Fri May 9 20:05:20 2008

How do I purchase wholesale products from the original manufacture?
Q. I would like to purchase wholesale products. All I can find is other people selling wholesale products that have started their own wholesale business. I realize this is the business of trade but how is a person supposed to know what is truly the lowest price. I see the same products for sale on many different websites and all different prices. I would like to find the original seller or true lowest price. Thanks.
Asked by NEWB - Sat May 2 04:39:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 3 Comments

A. You are entering a field which has a lot of risk unless you do your homework well. Most sellers listing themselves as "manufacturers" are not. In fact, most are foreign trade offices working out of a small office or their home. Many even go so far as to have agreements with factories to show the customer "This is my factory!" Caution must be taken if you really want to do this work. If done right, yes you will make a lot of money. I am an American living in China 5+ years doing foreign trades. Scams are an everyday occurrence from both buyers and sellers. Becareful!!! ALSO note, such B2B sites often have Forums.There you will notice that even GOLD and TRUST members have been accused of scamming buyers.
Answered by Ircaldwell - Mon May 4 02:58:28 2009