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    Interstates are crumbling beneath the weight of vehicles and tractor-trailers roaring across skylines. Below, inner cities are crumbling amongst the shadows. These roadways are integral to commerce and transportation within today's ‘just in time’ culture. Just when minorities were gaining steam on their oppressed past, they were crushed once more; their communities and their spirits. Although interstates have sustained an economy of luxury and expansion, they have also shoved families and…

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    All sorts of electronics - cell phones, laptops, digital cameras, etc. - are ever-present in today’s society. Nowadays, these electronics are powered from Lithium-ion batteries. The major processes throughout the lithium life cycle can be divided into five stages: resource mining, chemical production, product manufacture, product use and waste management (Sun et al., 2017). Lithium is extracted from two sources - ore and salt brines - and the lithium minerals are then transformed into basic…

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    lithium metal, lithium primary batteries have been widespread in health-improving medical devices since the successful implantation of the first lithium-powered pacemaker in 1970s.29, 30 Depending on the power level, implantable medical device primary batteries fall into several categories: low-rate batteries outputting microwatts of power such as batteries for cardiac pacemakers and hearing devices; medium-rate batteries outputting milliwatts of power such as batteries for drug delivery…

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    Home Fire Alarms

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    By having the new technology in fire alarms provides with a early warning and faster responds time. In the past smoke detector were equipment with batteries that had to be replaces twice a year. This was often neglected resulting in death injury and property damage. With the long life batteries this enhanced of the home owners. Heat detectors are the oldest type of automatic fire detection device. The heating detector is another way to solve the problems of deaths due…

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    Synthesis Of L-Ion Battery

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    In recent years, modern Li-ion batteries (LIBs) have become ubiquitous power source for a variety of applications such as laptops, mobile phone, and digital camera to electric vehicles, owing to their high power density, high energy density, and long cycle life.1–3 However, there are still many critical challenge to increasing the energy, power density, and improved cycling stability.4–6 In particular, selecting noble electrode materials is the hottest topics in the LIB field. Among them, bulk…

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    point of attack made it difficult for enemies to counter attack the precision and accuracy of the cannon fires. The battery had the ability to respond to rapidly after being openly engaged by the Mexican Army. The precision of the cannon fires was capable of deadly force which was displayed when a Mexican General attempted to flank the position of the cannons to disrupt the battery. The fly artillery was capable of stopping the flanking Mexican cavalry in their tracks with precise cannon fire…

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    presidents have done in the past. When Obama was quoting Teddy Roosevelt and how he broke up monopolies, or establishing our national park systems, or when he is talking about Dwight Eisenhower and how the government under his watch started the interstate highway system, he noted that during all of these big changes there was also resistance from the public but if we look back on the matter now we couldn’t live without some of these systems that were put in place. Obama has framed his words so…

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    Equal Pay Act Essay

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    So, in 1944, another act was passed, the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1944, to build 40,000 miles of highways. In 1953, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower took office, only 6,500 miles were completed. So, in 1956, under Eisenhower, the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956 Act was passed to “protect the vital interest of every citizen in a safe and adequate highway system” as Eisenhower put it. Highways were also built to enhance the mobility of troops. The…

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    Cage Free Essay

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    McDonald’s plans to complete the transition to cage-free eggs in the U.S. and Canada by 2025.1 The article not only raises concern about cage-free eggs, but also discusses whether hens should be bred in the cage-free system or in the conventional battery cage system. In this essay, I will discuss the cage-free system in two aspects. On one hand, it is morally right to switch to the cage-free system to protect animal welfare. On the other hand, eggs laid by hens raised in such a system ensure…

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    Duracell and Energizer recognize the importance of international opportunities as mentioned in competitor analysis have invested and diversified in different international market segments. Energizer, as a direct competitor to Duracell and number one battery producer, has positioned itself to compete in international markets giving a strong and ruthless race. Another reason companies mentioned decided to have an international presence is due to globalization and demand for reliable long lasting…

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