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    Probably the most difficult deposit to deal with is deep, wet snow when ambient temperatures are slightly above the freezing point. This type of deposit should be removed with a soft brush or squeegee. Use care to avoid damage to antennas, vents, stall warning devices, vortex generators, etc., that may be concealed by the snow. Light, dry snow in subzero temperatures should be blown off whenever possible; the use of hot air is not recommended, since this would melt the snow, which would then freeze and require further treatment. Moderate or heavy ice and residual snow deposits should be removed with a deicing fluid. No attempt should be made to remove ice deposits or break an ice bond by force. After completion of deicing operations, inspect…

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    and ecofriendly. For decades, engineers used the road salt deicing system which reduces the buildup of snow on the roads and sidewalks. Therefore, it keeps the roads accessible for cars and pedestrians in winter season. What’s the impacts of using the road salt deicing system? After researching the use of salt on the roads, I claim that the road salt deicing system is the main reason for traffic and road construction at the beginning of every summer. Although this act may be considered harmless…

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    Hot Ice Research Paper

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    This hypothesis is formed by combining the two literary reviews mentioned in the beginning of this essay. Sugar is being used in this experiment because Doris Kimbrough’s article mentions that sugar is added to some commercial deicing products. However, the sugar in the commercial product is used as a binding agent to keep the deicing solution from melting off of the road. Because sugar is not a primary ingredient as a deicing solution, it is assumed that it will not increase or decrease the…

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    Road Salt Research Paper

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    Sanzo, D., and Hecnar, S. J. (2005, September 12), provided additional evidence of road salt’s effect on amphibian population decline. Their data produced r values of −0.28 and 0.66, proving that amphibian specie richness was negatively correlated with chloride concentration and positively correlated with the distance from the nearest road. Also, R. sylvatica community population decreased and A. maculatum mortality rate increased, due to road salt ((Karraker, N. E., Gibbs, J. P., Vonesh, J.…

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    water and salt. Salt attracts still more moisture into the pores, which freezes into ice when the temperature drops. When winter temperatures cycle up and down, the trapped water in the concrete cycles back and forth between frozen ice and water. This constant freeze/thaw cycling causes flaking, chipping, and cracking of the concrete. This process is ongoing, and with time, will make a mess of your concrete garage floor. Most of the water and salt that gets on the garage floor come from your…

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    Permeable Asphalt

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    Water flowing over asphalt pavement collects particles of dirt, deicing chemicals, automotive fluids and other contaminants. The runoff may flow into a storm sewer or directly into a nearby stream or lake, taking the contaminants with it. By containing the runoff, permeable asphalt keeps the contaminants from entering the water system. Furthermore, although almost all new asphalt pavement contains a certain percentage of recycled asphalt, many asphalt manufacturers are incorporating a higher…

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    The complex sat on a forty degree incline hill. Traveling up and down this incline, made his knee worse, and may it difficult for him to be confident to travel outside the household. When winter rolled around, due to failure of the apartments contractor the driveway, and sidewalk, was not scraped or shoveled, deicing salt also wasn’t used on the property. Ice and slippery conditions made the matters worse. This affected his personal and mental safety, coming in and out of the apartment. He fell…

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    The consequences of this decision are that Amy may suffer by the absence of treatment and could fall further into her psychological troubles without Clare’s support. Moreover, treatment with Amy’s sister may take longer than expected once counseling begins and emotions are uncovered. Therefore, Amy could be without counseling longer than expected. At that point, Clare is faced with another dilemma of deicing how to proceed with her clients if Amy wants to return. With this decision, both clients…

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    Rufinamide Case Study

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    include the elderly and women who are pregnant, may become pregnant or are breastfeeding. There has not been a lot of testing done in geriatrics with this medication. With no data to support a difference between the elderly and young adults with respect to pharmacokinetics no dosage adjustment is necessary. In the future this may change if more research is done.6 For pregnant women adverse effects were seen during reproduction studies in animals. It is noted that hormonal contraceptive has the…

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    Wisconsin Fast Plants

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    biology and plant biology. Plant biology is what the biology 151 lab groups focused on for this experiment. At the beginning of the semester the Biology 151 lab groups grew plants in the various soils containing different concentrations of sodium chloride. The lab grew the plants with hopes to discover whether the concentration of sodium chloride, salt, in soil would hurt or help the plants. The biology lab grew those plants in multiple sodium chloride concentrations to find the point in which…

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