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…of the biggest developers of the fuel cells is the US Department of Energy. Through the DOE, fuel cells were used on space missions (astronauts could even drink the water produced!) and with their funding, fuel cells are being tested and implemented as stationary…
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…claim to fame was the atomic bomb. Modern Uses Uranium gained importance with the development of practical uses of nuclear energy. Uranium-235 can be separated from uranium-238 by a diffusion process using the gaseous hexafluoride. The potentiality…
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…Hydrogen in it's liquid form has been used in space vehicles for years. Hydrogen has a high combustion energy per pound relative to any other fuel, meaning hydrogen is more efficient on a weight basis than fuels currently used in air or ground…
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…, and the ATP synthase complexes of the two organelles are also very much alike. But there are noteworthy differences between oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria and photophosphorylation in chloroplast. In mitochondria, the high energy electrons dropped down…
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…high, due to the high levels of energy use and the dependence on fossil fuels. Australia is the world's fifth per capita producer of CO2 emissions.9 It also has the third highest per capita automotive fuel consumption in the world.10 Since the greenhouse…
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…magnets to provide magnetic aide to trains and more efficient power generators. Magnetism is defined as the force exerted by a magnetic field. A magnetic field is defined as the energy exerted by the magnet. It is caused by the alignment of the domains (sub…
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…they created. At first the machines, after becoming fed up with working for the humans, attacked the humans through technological warfare. The humans countered by destroying what they thought to be the only source of energy for the machines, the sun. When…
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…the huge energy shells, and doing nothing while the robot armies were keep firing at them, since the energy shells blocked all the firing from enemy. The battle went nowhere until the robot armies walked through the energy shells which no ammos and bombs can…
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…of strong chemicals to leach toxins out of the body and crystals are used to focus energy and clear blockages of universal energy (Monroe 4). Another famous type of medication is the use of flotation tanks where the person floats in warm, salty water…
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…during these stages of his/her life. Food provides the major source of energy the body needs to function. If the input (intake of food) is greater than the output (physical activity) excess body fat will be stored in the fat cells, which causes obesity…
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