Masonary sand.
Glass
Yes, this method is useful.
Yes, support on soft surfaces (such as sand).
Iron contains magnetic domains that align in the presence of a magnetic field, creating a magnetic attraction. Sand, on the other hand, does not contain magnetic properties like iron, so it is not attracted to a magnet.
Sand can be used to make glass, sandstone and TNT. Glass is made by smelting the sand in a furnace. Sandstone is a block that looks quite similar to sand. But sandstone does not fall down when you remove the block beneath it, which is often useful when creating houses and other buildings. It can be crafted by placing 4 sand blocks in a square, like this (S = Sand, E = Empty): E E E S S E S S E TNT isn't so commonly used. It's not very useful, and hard to make. But it can be fun sometimes. When you activate it, it explodes a little area around it. It can be crafted like this (S = Sand, G = Gunpowder/Sulphur): G S G S G S G S G
It us useful in protecting hands etc from getting burned because it is not a very good conductor of heat.
Yes it does. I've replaced my sand twice in 12 years. But I know others who have not. Depends on the amount of debri it has to remove and what type. I have too many nearby trees. I knew my sand was finished when the back pressure got so high it blew out the skimmer basket when it turned off. Replacing the sand takes a couple of hours. Good luck. Sand needs to be replaced every three to five years. Proper backwashing and treatment with a sand revitalizer will keep your filter working efficiently throughout the sand's useful lifecycle.
It helps the builder move greater quantities of sand at once, and is invaluable for digging.
No useful answer can be given without the necessary detail.The question needs to describe whether the cement alone will be used (or whether it will be used with sand, or with sand and aggregate, and what mix ratios), and the depth of the application.
Sand baths are commonly used in chemistry labs for gentle and uniform heating of glassware and reactions. They provide a stable temperature environment for reactions that are sensitive to rapid changes in temperature. Sand baths are especially useful for heating flammable or volatile materials since they eliminate the risk of direct contact between the heating source and the material being heated.
One way to separate sand from sulfur is by using a physical method called filtration. You can mix the sand and sulfur with water to dissolve the sulfur, and then filter the solution to separate the sand particles from the sulfur solution. The sulfur solution can then be evaporated to recover the sulfur.