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    respectively. Figure 7. Surface coal mine Figure 8. Inside of an underground coal mine After coal is mined it needs to be processed, first, the coal is washed or cleaned to remove contaminants and impurities, this is usually done a preparation plant (Coal and its Uses). By removing the impurities from coal, it burns significantly cleaner and is better for the environment (Coal and its Uses). The coal is combusted, releasing heat as energy, which is used to boil water and produce steam…

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    In his passages, Ovid describes man as being a creature made for the earth, and the earth as being an imperfect thing, writing of “earth’s impurity.” In the first few passages the reader can connect how earthly man is as Ovid describes earth’s nature in the beginning, before godly intervention, “…all were at war; in one same body cold and hot would battle; the damp contended with the dry, things…

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    Urea Synthesis Lab Report

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    aqueous solution of carbamate-urea is passed to the atmospheric flash drum where further decomposition of carbamate takes place. NH2COONH4 2NH3 + CO2 The pressure is then reduced and a solution of urea dissolved in water and free of other impurities remains. At each stage the unconsumed reactants are absorbed into a water solution which is recycled to the secondary reactor. The excess ammonia is purified and used as feedstock to the primary reactor. 3- Concentration 75% of the urea…

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    The only way to find your personal legend is by ridding yourself of impurities and striving toward what you want most. My personal legend includes working hard to finish school and pursue my professional goals, which is continuing in advancement of Nursing Administration positions. I’ve realized that by reading this book…

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    Stereochemistry 5. Introduction In this experiment, stereochemistry was explored by the isomerization of dimethyl maleate and the analysis of carvones. The isomerization was accomplished with the use of bromine, which broke the double bond to allow bond rotation. Free bond rotation allowed molecules to shift into the trans state before the double bond was reformed to create dimethyl fumarate. Weight and melting point of the crystals formed were taken for further analysis. Enantiomeric carvones…

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    Judaism Vs Hinduism

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    Kondash West Versus East The Vedic Religion of Hinduism and Rabbinical Judaism are practiced around the world, yet, it would be senseless to believe that they are entirely different. In fact, there are some similarities between the two, especially when considering Paden’s categories. However, the problems, solutions and techniques for each religion are uniquely specific to the respective religions. The problem of each religion differs as the problem, specifically in the Vedic religion is…

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    The Family Story

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    The narrative technique of dividing the novel into two characters’ point of view shows how the knowledge, or lack thereof, of the bigamy situation truly affects both families presented. Readers gain knowledge of the background story of each family and the different emotions that run through Dana and Chaurisse as they live their normal lives and as their situations intensify. The “family story” of each sister is an important piece of knowledge that is gained from each point of view. While in…

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    What are the similarities between the Furies and Oedipus? Is Oedipus' hubris truly gone? If it has than why does he blame the Gods for his impurity? Shouldn't he fear them? It seems like in Oedipus at Colonus, women have more audacity than women in other Greek plays. Why are Antigone and Ismene significant in this play? What is their role? Is Oedipus really responsible for his actions or should the Gods be blamed for orchestrating such events? As I was reading Oedipus at Colonus, I realized that…

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    Pig Iron Research Paper

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    iron in the form of pig iron. Pig iron is produced from iron ore, which occurs chiefly in nature as an oxide, the two most important oxides being hematite and magnetite. (2) Iron Ore. Iron ore is reduced to pig iron in a blast furnace, and the impurities are removed in the form of slag (figure 2 on the following page). Raw materials charged into the furnace include iron ore, coke, and limestone. The pig iron produced is used to manufacture steel or cast iron. To convert iron ore to iron, the…

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    In life as we know it, no one is perfect. People make mistakes, but it’s each individual’s responsibility to learn from their past and transform it into a better future for themselves. A remarkable example is the novel “The Great Gatsby”, in which the protagonist Jay Gatsby finds himself using lies and trickery to win the heart of his past lover, Daisy Buchanan. Although he shortly succeeds in rekindling that decaying flame, Mr. Gatsby soon finds out in a fatal matter that some lies, although he…

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