IN: What happens next?

How to boil milk
Check whether the milk needs to be boiled.
Some milk is safe to drink without boiling. Follow this guide when deciding whether to boil milk :
Raw milk should be boiled whenever possible.

OPTIONS:
- Raw milk often has more antibacterial properties, which means it's healthier for the environment. However, it can be uncomfortable to consume.
- Pasteurized milk should be boiled if it has been stored at room temperature. It does not need to be boiled if it's been in the refrigerator or a very cold room.
- Raw milk that is cooked fresh is better stored in the microwave than cooked milk in a pan. Any milk that is a solid is safe to drink.
- Raw milk is not harmful to you and the surrounding environment. More important, it should be boiled for one minute.

OUT: Pasteurized milk should be boiled if it has been stored at room temperature. It does not need to be boiled if it's been in the refrigerator or a very cold room.

IN: What happens next?

Two boys advance to the center and throw the balls, then they return to his place. After, the other team advance throwing balls and hit one player wearing purple t-shirt. they

OPTIONS:
- continue playing taking turns to hit the balls.
- return house laughing to each other.
- run to hit two defenders, but hit the two defenders both.
- stand in a stadium, where two boys enter with the boy holding a yellow disc.

OUT: continue playing taking turns to hit the balls.

IN: What happens next?

How to calculate molar mass
Understand molar mass.
Molar mass is the mass (in grams) of one mole of a substance. Using the atomic mass of an element and multiplying it by the conversion factor grams per mole (g/mol), you can calculate the molar mass of that element.

OPTIONS:
- Find this value by calling up all of the cubists on the fifa scale. Mark them all down, and then identify their molar mass.
- Find the relative atomic mass of the element. An element's relative atomic mass is the average mass, in atomic units, of a sample of all its isotopes.
- Although molar mass compares molar mass to other, likely negative molar mass (x x x pi) and an alternative mass (x pi), there are a number of constant numbers. Each number will be equal to your molar mass, based on its mass.
- Take this formula and try this: molar mass equal molar mass equals molar mass. Once you have multiplied the molar mass by molar mass, your result is molar mass equals molar mass.

OUT:
Find the relative atomic mass of the element. An element's relative atomic mass is the average mass, in atomic units, of a sample of all its isotopes.