Best Answer: A Super MultiDrive is a model name of a drive. Here's an example: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,163... Basically a Super Multidrive is one that can read/write/rewrite CD's, DVD+r, DVD-r, DVD+- r, DVD+-RW, and use Dual layer DVD's, etc. When the next gen of Disc's come out (eg blueray & HD) then a Super Multidrive would be classed as being to read/write/rewrite to them to. Hope this helps.
Feb 8, 2016. Pure water is slightly conductor . Water is not an insulator. pure water slightly passes electricity but if it is acidic water then it is a good conductor....
salt water has a higher salinity than fresh water Stephanie arranges a layer of wet sand in a metal tray. She covers the tray with plastic wrap and warms the tray over a hot plate. Soon beads of water form on the plastic wrap. As the drops become largers, they run together and drip onto the sand. How would Stephanie best describe the process shown by this model?