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    to the decomposition of cellulose, TCSt lost about 45% of its weight at 199-252 oC this was in agreement with Freire et al. and Jandura et al. reports [41, 44], who explained the early decomposition of fatty acyl cellulose with long chain substitution (C11-C18) by the decrease in the degree of crystallinity of esterified cellulose. Then, TCSt lost about 25% at temperature range 255-350 and 460 oC due to the pyrolysis of the esterified and the non-esterified parts of cellulose. Furthermore, pure…

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    The idea of evolution was once taboo for its new ideas at the time, it was seen as wrong because it challenged ideas already established about the world, especially how life came to be. Evolution is a relatively new idea discovered by Charles Darwin. This discovery came to be when Darwin was traveling along the Galapagos islands where he studied finches and discovered that these finches had all originated from one species of finch and eventually became differentiated leading the species to split…

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    The Albedo Effect

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    environmentally friendly, improves air quality and reduce noise pollution. Cellulose insulation is one of the cheapest environmentally friendly technologies of insulation. It provides almost the same benefits as non-environmentally friendly insulation technologies such as fibreglass insulation. It has a strong resistance to air leaks, which helps to keep warm air or cold air in the insulated space. In addition, cellulose insulation is treated to slow down fire from spreading. Also, the…

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    rabbit sera by ammonium sulphate precipitation followed by negative ion exchange chromatography employing DEAE-cellulose. The antisera were decomplemented, IgG fraction precipitated by 40% (w/v) ammonium sulphate saturation in PB, pH 7.2 and the precipitate dialysed against the same buffer. The preparation thus obtained was dissolved in 1 mL of PB, pH 7.2 and loaded on to a DEAE-cellulose column equilibrated with PB. An inverse sigmoidal elution profile was obtained as shown in Figure 3.1.3 B.…

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    to Southern (1975) Article One The article “Detection of specific sequences among DNA fragments separated by gel electrophoresis” (1975) by E.M. Southern focuses on the way that the fragments of DNA can be transferred from agarose based gels to cellulose nitrate filters. Then fragments themselves are hybridized to active RNA. E.M. Southern’s main influences for the investigation were the studies of Smith and Wilcox (1970), and Kelly and Smith (1970), which showed that the restrictive enzyme…

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    Plants get mass from the air, specifically carbon dioxide. The results from both VonHelmont's experiment and the radish seed experiment support this idea. In VonHelmont’s experiment, the plant gained 164 pounds in 5 years while the soil only lost 2 ounces in weight.These results reveal that a plant does not receive its mass from soil. The roots of the plant absorbed water from the soil in order to photosynthesize causing the soil to lose 2 ounces overtime. In the radish seed experiment, the…

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    Cellulose derivatives The cellulose derivatives widely used in mucoadhesive formulations are hydroxyethylcellulose, hydroxylpropylmethylcellulose, hydroxypropylcellulose and carboxymethylcellulose etc. • Hydroxylpropylmethylcellulose (HPMC): Hydroxylpropylmethylcellulose is semi synthetic, inert, viscoelastic polymers, extensively used not only for mucoadhesion properties but also for its controlled release mechanism. It has been applied to deliver various drugs via different type of dosage…

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    characters have resulted in the use of switchgrass in several Bioenergy conversion processes, including cellulosic ethanol production, biogas, and direct combustion for thermal energy applications.” (Carter, Jimmy 1) Switchgrass produces cellulose, when cellulose is broken down and ferment it, then becomes cellulosic ethanol which can be used to fuel automobiles. In this research paper I will be discussing switchgrass ethanol and why this interesting plant should be used as an alternative fuel…

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    species. Lastly, green roofs have excellent noise attenuation can reduce sound/noise pollution. Cellulose insulation is made from recycled paper, mostly of recycled newspapers. This reduces greenhouse gas production as it reduces the amount of paper that end up in landfills, which produce greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide as it decomposes. If all of the paper in landfills were converted to cellulose insulation technology, it is approximated that about eight million tons of carbon dioxide…

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    Cannabis Hemp Benefits

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    Growing up, you would always hear people calling marijuana a gateway drug. Which is true, but not the gateways you would initially think. The most commonly overlooked gateways are the commercial and industrial applications. If only the federal government and the American people would realize the benefits our country would greatly gain from the utilization of these gateways. They would legalize the use of marijuana/hemp/cannabis immediately for the sake of our country. Now let us scratch the…

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