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What are pumpkin seeds called?
Kaddu Beej
How much water do you use for a pumpkin?
Pumpkins are about 90% water (between 88 and 94 grams of pulp are water out of every 100 grams). Somewhat ironically, the amount of potassium in pumpkins helps to prevent fluid retention. :) A major factor is the kind of soil in the patch.
What 2 compounds make up 98 percent of the pumpkin?
The two primary compounds that make up about 98 percent of a pumpkin are water and carbohydrates. Water typically constitutes around 90 percent of a pumpkin's weight, while carbohydrates, mainly in the form of sugars and fiber, account for much of the remaining content. These compounds contribute to the pumpkin's texture, flavor, and nutritional profile.
Is pumpkin an element?
No. Pumpkin is made up of many different molecules composed of different elements.
How much of your body is made up of water?
Approximately 60 of the human body is made up of water.
Are pumpkin ribs less if the pumpkin is smaller?
I don't actually know but I love halloween in 2013 i made a trowing up pumpkin with my dad it was epically cool
How much water is a human made up of?
65% water
How much percent of water is a cow made up of?
Around 75 to 90% of a cow is made up of water.
How much of your blood is made up of water, expressed as a percentage?
Approximately 55 of your blood is made up of water.
What two elements make up more than eighty percent of a pumpkins mass?
More than eighty percent of a pumpkin's mass is made up of water and carbohydrates. Water typically constitutes about 90% of the pumpkin's weight, while carbohydrates, primarily in the form of sugars and fiber, account for a significant portion of the remaining mass. These elements contribute to the pumpkin's texture, flavor, and overall nutritional profile.
How much water is in an orage?
about 80% of an orange is made up of water.
How much of the plasma is made up of water?
92
