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    How Iron Affects The Body

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    Iron is popularly known for its role in helping the body make hemoglobin, where it facilitates the active transport of oxygen throughout the body. However, the function of this micro nutrient is not limited to its function in the red blood cell; it is also an important part of different enzymes as well and initiates various essential biological processes in our body. Iron plays an important role in changing blood sugar into a form of energy for the body. Iron aids in immune system health and…

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    the experimental data, and draw a reasonable conclusion with pros and cons of the new model. To characterize the new effect, let us try to construct a simple way to represent it. For example, the new simulation can rely on the assumption that in the pipe with the initial diameter d 0 , the coke layer thickness l growths linearly over time t, and smoothly over temperature T from T 0 = 400 K (when conversion of ethane starts and is about 3 %) and goes up to saturation at T max = 1100 K.…

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    60+ square feet and have a height of 12 feet or more; and larger organs are much bigger, and can often occupying chambers as large as several large rooms. Small organs can contain as many as 500+ pipes; however, most are inside and not on view, whereas larger organs often contain several thousands of pipes ranging from 32 feet in length down to around 3/4 inch or less. The largest instrument; or “the King of Kings”,…

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    know what you will need to get started. You will need shampoo, a rubber band or a hair clip, a plastic bag or a hairdryer, a heat protectant conditioner, a silk scarf, a wide tooth comb, a blow dryer (optional), a light grease (optional), and flat irons. The conditioner does not have to be heat protected but you run the risk of causing split ends or burning your hair. Now that you have all the materials you will need you can start the process to straightening your hair. The first thing you need…

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    today 's society. Infact it is a hot topic in many debates about budgets and even safety. This is because of oxidations most common form, rust. Most people are very familiar with rust as it affect our infrastructures, such as bridges, beams, ladders, pipes, and railings. Another big big effect that rust creates is in vehicles as almost everybody uses them in their day to day life. For some the rusting these objects can be dangerous if the right precautions are not taken which creates the safety…

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    Metal plays a key role in development and it is the backbone for the manufacturing industry. For years, various metal have been extracted from the mineral ore found in nature, but with the time high grade ore have is getting depleted and the option at left with us is to processing low grade ore which makes recovery process expensive. In such scenario recycling metals seems a lucrative option as it helps environment by reducing the amount of scrap or waste material getting disposed into…

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    You Tube Plantopia Paper

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    Notes from You-tube Plantopia Videos In this paper I will write some points about the videos I watched. The first video about The Carbon Cycle, I learned from this video the Carbon is the basic building block of life, and there are these atoms are unique in every place on earth. Carbons forms the flora and fauna the earth, and are also stored in the ocean and the atmosphere, and the planet 's crust. Carbon atom can spend millions of years moving through the ground in a complex cycle. This…

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    Due to regulations in the past, Farnsworth Paper Works, Inc., has an increasing buildup of fly ash on our property that has not been properly disposed. We would like to propose solutions to the Department of Natural Resources to allow us to receive permits to convert about half of our fly ash into low-grade fertilizer and to dispose of the rest of the unusable fly ash into the landfill on our property. Introduction Background Farnsworth Paper Works, Inc., which is regulated by the Department of…

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    Hardness Test Lab Report

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    Hardness Testing Lab 1 Moriah Ausherman E882U679 Kunza Arifa ME-251-10959 Thursday 3:30 Experiment Date- 8/31/2017 Due Date- 9/7/2017 Introduction: The purpose of this lab is to ascertain the hardness of two different materials. One material is aluminum the other will be determined through testing. Hardness is defined as a material’s ability to resist plastic deformation by indentation. Harder objects are more likely to resist deformation. The results of a hardness test will be…

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    Hemoglobin Lab Report

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    is an iron-containing protein in red blood cells that enable the red blood cell to bind oxygen in the lung and transport the oxygen to tissues and organs throughout the body. Oxygen binds reversibly to these iron atoms and is carried throughout the blood. As part of the experiment, we computed the concentration of hemoglobin and iron in a crystalline blood sample by measuring the absorbance of the sample as methemoglobin and cynamethemoglobin at 450-650nm. Furthermore, the hemoglobin and iron…

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