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    MILITARY BACKGROUND: United States Navy, Petty Officer Second Class (E-5) 11/2009 - 11/2014 Fleet Marine Force Corpsman (Combat Medic) • Developed, coordinated, and supervised safety plans for the prevention of injuries and the evacuation plans. • Assisted health care professionals in providing medical care to active duty and dependents. • Rendered emergency medical treatment and transported patients. Served as physician extender. • Created, maintenance, upkeep and safe guarding of over…

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    Barium-137m Decay

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    In the half-life of barium-137m graph, the results tended to lose activity as time progresses, indicating that barium-137m was undergoing a decay process. Initially, barium-137m had an activity of 4264 CPM (5 seconds in). After approximately five minutes, the activity had dropped to 1092 CPM, and after 10 minutes, the activity had dropped to 318 CPM. The radical changes between 4264 CPM and 1092 CPM compared to the changes from 1092 CPM to 318 CPM indicated exponentially decreasing activity.…

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    actual death toll of the Chernobyl disaster was covered up by the respective authorities is something which serves to emphasize that fact (“Nuclear Exodus”). Between Chernobyl and Fukushima, this topic and its arguments had been happening in the background, even during the relative disaster free period from 1990s to 2011. However, they have resurfaced in the wake of the recent nuclear disaster at Fukushima Daiichi in Japan. As with all such calamities, it was not restricted to just one area of…

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    Uranium mines have an enormous occupational health and safety risks. Uranium mines emit a colourless, odourless, radioactive noble gas called Radon. These Radon’s are easily inhaled, hence, are very harmful to humans, leading to high levels of radiation. Possible solutions…

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    their lifetimes. More than one-third of deaths occur within five years after a cancer diagnosis. As cancer comes to be a serious life-threatening disease to human, then, what strategies can we use to fight against it? We should start with the background knowledge on what cancer and cancer treatment is as well as its traditional definition. The first description of cancer in related literature is found in an Egyptian Edwin Smith papyrus and dates back to approximately 1600 B.C. It…

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    I. Abstract: The central objectives of this examination are to discover the warmth exchange convection and radiation together from a level barrel in typical convection over a broad assortment of power inputs and surface temperature. Moreover to take a gander at amidst convection and radiation heat trade and amidst Hc and Hr. Additionally, to choose the effect of obliged convection and to show the association between velocity and surface temperature for compelled convection. Likewise, demonstrate…

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    Temperatures Affect on Magnetism Magnetism is when an object has a magnetic force, field, or a pull on another object.Temperature plays a large role in the strength of magnetism, and more importantly how a magnet reacts towards temperature. One can describe temperature as how hot or cold an object is. Temperature is ultimately how fast the molecules in an object are moving. The faster the molecules in an object are moving, the more heated the object becomes. Magnetism is when an object has a…

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    took him to frequent doctor visits after the accident to make sure that he did not endure any long lasting effects from possible radiation exposure. Although Sean’s family was close to Three Mile Island, many independent studies proved that the average radiation dose was about “1 millirem about the usual background dose” (NRC). This means that the release of radiation would have insignificant effects on citizens health. However, since the events of Three Mile Island it has been reported that the…

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    Mintek Case Study

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    • COMPANY OVERVIEW Mintek is an autonomous research and development organization specializing in all aspects of mineral processing, extractive metallurgy and related technology. It was originally established as a mineral research laboratory by the government of SA in 1934. Mintek develops and transfers new technology to industry for processing, extraction, refining and utilizing minerals and mineral products. This company offers research and development expertise, service test work, and…

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    Stomach Cancer Case Study

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    Degenerative disease experienced at a higher rate among Chinese Americans Among Chinese Americans, Stomach Cancer is experienced at a much higher rate - about two times the rate than that of non-hispanic white men and women. Stomach Cancer among Asian Americans is generally known to be caused by H. Pylori, a bacteria that is found in the digestive tract. H. Pylori can sometimes break the barrier of the stomach lining and attack it, which can lead to cancer of the stomach. Please be aware that…

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