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…salt particles or small particles present in smoke. Most droplets measure from 1/2500 to 1/250 inch (0.01 to 0.1 millimeter) in diameter. When condensation takes place, energy is released, so the water-filled air becomes warmer than surrounding air…
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…: “An electric vehicle consist of a battery that provides energy, an electric motor that drives the wheels, and a controller that regulates the energy flow to the motor” (Brant 5). Electric vehicles can improve our future in a number of ways, but scientist…
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…is a new-economy company, which was a market maker for energy trading. It ranked as the most innovative company in America four years in a row, as judged by envious corporate peers in the annual Fortune magazine poll. When Enron got started, natural gas…
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…coal releases the largest amount of carbon dioxide per unit of energy. Coal was a primary source of energy in the U.S. during the 1800’s and was once a major cause of air pollution in our cities. Coal remains the primary source of fuel for power plants. Coal…
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…because of the inefficiency of belts and shafting as a method of distributing energy (Clark 53). Energy and power is everything, it is the key to a working invention. Each gear, joint, or wheel was a source of power loss (Conot 43). Known for his brilliant…
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…die. The reason that light intensity does affect the rate of photosynthesis is because as light, and therefore energy, falls on the chloroplasts in a leaf, it is trapped by the chlorophyll, which then makes the energy available for chemical reactions…
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…of electricity required to deposit an amount of metal can be calculated: Q = n(e) x F Q = quantity of electricity in coulombs (C) n(e) = moles of electrons F = Faraday constant = 96, 500 C mol-1 *Electrical Energy, E, can be calculated: E = Q x V E = electrical energy
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…all energy sectors." (Wire Services CNBC.com) Texaco’s earnings for the current 3Q were stellar; total net income of $798 million, or $1.46 a diluted share, double that of last year’s income of $387 million or .71 a share, an upside surprise of .12…
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…she returned but the war took his time and energy and he was no longer interested in her recounts. It was a difficult time for her and a challenging time for their marriage and one reader have not really heard expressed in this way. Eleanor, of course…
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…in a person’s body use for energy; it is also needed to help the body run correctly. It is imperative to know that glucose is very important in a person’s body because it is used everywhere, About Hypoglycemia at http://www.dynanet.com/~bodychem/hypoq.html put…
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