red
blue
red
a peach color
Most real copper pots/pans will have a copper bottom. It will be a different color than the rest of the pot.
It is a term used in pottery when you color your pots or creation with a glaze.
Because you need to verify that the variable being tested is actually what made the difference. Imagine that you were testing the theory, "If I put plants in red pots, they will grow." So as a test you put plants in red pots, and they grew. That's only half of the experiment, though, because if you put plants in green pots and they also grew, then the red pots don't change anything. In this case, the plants in green pots are the control group. In order to prove that the color of the pots mattered, you would need to do two sets of tests, one without the red pots.
There are many types of ceramic pots as well as thousands of uses, from flower pots to cooking pots, I've included an excerpt and the site for ideas: (click on the picture for more info)These ceramic pots represent a new style of pottery introduced in Puebla in late 18th and early 19th century. A wider range of colors replaced the more traditional blue and white ceramics. This style is called azul punche, a reference to the light blue background color.* http://www.fm.coe.uh.edu/exhibition/pots/styles_pots.html
it was the family in anciet greece
Orange
1 day = 35 pots 48 days = 48 Γ 35 pots = 1080 pots.
human beings.. when people drown they are caught in pots