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    process is shorter to enable timely unit production to enhance quantity of production. Furthermore, this will eliminate excess capacity in the process. Currently, the firm produces average quantity and capacity in the market. However, it is estimated that the company might be forced to increase production capacity due to the increased demand of the product. The production capacity of the company shows that it will effectively respond to the estimated demand increase in future of 12% in the…

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    Article 71: Wind Turbines have always been a threat to birds who get killed by the blades of these turbines and the writer tries to explain how appalling this situation is for the environment in this article. The writer highlights how the U.S. Fish and Wildlife is seeking a public comment on a permit proposed for Shiloh IV wind project that will allow a wind project to kill up to five golden eagles over a five-year period, despite their protected status. Another double standard the writer puts…

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    energies, hydroelectricity is the most widely used as it makes up 85% of the renewable energy market, has a capacity of 970 GW, and produced 3500 TWh of electricity in 2011. This is due mainly to the fact that hydroelectricity produces the cheapest electricity, because of its long history of use and low cost implementation. Wind energy is second among renewable energies with a total capacity of 238 GW. It is one of the fastest growing renewable energies as it grew by 28% each year from 2001-2011…

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    Did you there are 29,440 megawatts of wind energy that are installed in the United States and about 6,000 megawatts are being built are now. The United states has the most wind energy in the world and are approximately 2,000 megawatts ahead of China. Not only does the United States have the most wind energy in the world, they also create the most new jobs which was around 35,000 of them. There are a lot of good things that can come from using wind energy. Also you might wonder why we use wind…

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    Wind Turbines I am going to do the wind turbines. The materials that I use are the DC motor of the blonder, Duroport, paint, a bottle and silicone. To do the process I use the Scientific methods and the engineering methods. The methods that I use are this ones ask a question, test hypothesis, hypothesis, analyze results, draw conclusion and communicate results. The engineering methods are asked, imagined, plan, make, and improved. I think that this project is going to help more in the farms…

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    Wind Energy Matt Little 12-3-14 For my final paper of the semester I’ve decided to go with option number 1 on the assignment choice. As for my renewable energy method of choice I’m going to go with wind energy. Wind energy is by far my favorite source that we’ve discussed this semester. Bio-energy would be a close second but I don’t consider that to be as sustainable as wind energy. My paper will flow in the same direction as the instructions for the paper. I’ll start with how it can…

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    People may suggest that everyday energy used is from power plants, which stores energy to power a whole city. It is usually thought of renewable resources, such as water, the sun, wind, etc., to be nothing but ordinary resources. Without individuals really thinking about it, they can use the everyday resources to power energy through many types of technologies used today. People have created machinery that can use the renewable resources for energy. There may be disadvantages, but current energy…

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    would design and carry out an experiment to identify a metal. In order to determine a sample of unknown metal, we could perform the same experiment as part two and compare the specific heat capacity calculated to that of known metal quantities. Furthermore, should the sample metal have a specific heat capacity near two different substances such as the .0092 cal/gºC for copper and zinc we could also measure mass and volume, to calculate density and compare it to known densities of metal. …

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    Heat of Combustion of Magnesium Hypothesis: Hess’s law states that “the enthalpy change for the conversion of reactants to products is the same whether the conversion occurs in one step or several steps” (DiGiuseppe et al,2012,p.314 ). A series of two experiments will perform in this lab in order to find ΔH1 and ΔH2 . In addition, ΔH3 will be obtained by reference. It is predicted that the combustion of magnesium will have a negative enthalpy, since combustion is an exothermic reaction. Also…

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    images of erupting volcanoes, Egyptian-looking Scientology symbols, and Star-Trek-style video pods. It feels like a blend of a holistic healing centre and the control-deck of the Starship Enterprise. Soon, I’m looking down at Scientology’s Oxford Capacity Analysis personality test: 200 often strangely worded questions, ask how I “feel RIGHT NOW” about a disparate range of issues. "Does an unexpected action cause your muscles to twitch? " "Do some noises ‘set your teeth on edge’?" "Do you…

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