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    Aims and Objective Objective 1.Identify the abilities and confinements of the pressure die casting process. 2.Finding permanent molds and reviewing them. 3.observing the workflow of the pressure die casting process. 4.Identify the metal planning steps. 5.Review the mold process, including general outline rules. 6.Display the basic pouring control strategies utilized as a part of the pressure die casting process. 7.Understand the significance of casting quality and how it influences the…

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    The Girly Stereotypes

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    This show is about a pathetic little worm who looks like some sort of raccoon who likes to sing death metal karaoke. But she sound more like a moronic nu metal vocalist from a number of terrible bands like korn disturbed or some other faux metal band made for the small minded morons who pretend to be metalheads but are just weak sauce posers with terrible jobs and who lack any artistic merit much like the main character of this show. But when I first read the description of this show I was…

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    When we look at the standing of a forged knife today compared to the standing it held in the past, we see that a forged knife stands high. The Maker Manifesto, written by Mark Hatch, describes making as a part of human nature by saying “Making is fundamental to what it means to be human”. Making, being part of what it means to be human, gives each person a connection to one another. Empathy is the ability to understand and share someone’s feelings. The process on making a forged knife is a very…

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    The Latent Fingermark

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    Latent fingermark being imperceptible to the unaided eye is the decisive form of physical evidence found on divergent surfaces at the scene of crime. It is decisive because of its perpetuality and uniqueness. The word ‘fingerprint’ is common in commonality but individual to a person. When a person grasp something, he left the traces of residues (secretions of glands) conforming impression of the ridges of the fingers. The fingermark residue is a complex matrix of secretions and xeno-materials.…

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    scrap metal like construction debris or old appliances lying around? Don't just haul it to the landfill; recycle it. Ace Iron Recycling, a comprehensive recycling services company in Honolulu, HI, explains how recycling metal offers numerous benefits to you, your community, and the environment. For the last 15 years, Ace Iron Recycling has been putting money into the pockets of Oahu residents and helping businesses rid themselves of unwanted junk. Some of the important ways recycling metal can…

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    movies. Security was increased at theaters across the U.S. and theater companies enacted new rules to protect patrons. However, similar incidents have occurred and many believe that the best way to put a stop to theater violence would be to install metal detectors in theaters across the nation.…

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    Flame Test Lab Results

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    In the flame test lab, metal ions are heated on wooden splint in the form of a liquid that were previously soaked in a solution of metals. These electrons get heated at the same temperature, however the energy that is needed to excite each electron in the different metals is not the same. This means that the energy levels that change are now unstable and need to cool down, and as soon as they are moved into the heat source through kinetic energy, a photon of light energy is created and this…

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    6.03 Calorimetry

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    vigorously. 2. While you are waiting for the water to boil, measure the mass of the metal with your scale. Remember to report your answer to one more decimal place than what is marked off by the scale. 3. Once the water on the stove is boiling, drop the metal into the pot and let it sit there for about 5 minutes. This will heat the metal to the temperature of the boiling water (100.0°C). 4. While the metal is heating, nest one Styrofoam cup inside the other. This will be your calorimeter.…

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    Lubrication and C) wear. To understand the tribological behavior, it entails the knowledge of various subjects such as Physics, chemistry, Mathematics, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Material science etc., Tribological problem leads to the reason of metal failures than the mechanical problem such as fracture, fatigue and plastic deformation. 1.6.1 Friction Friction is the opposes that the motion (either sliding or rolling) of the object. This oppose force acts against to its motion is called…

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    reaction of lewis acid and lewis base in which neutral molecules called ligands make coordinate covalent bond with middle metal atom. Ligands have one electron pair to donate to a metal atom and are called complex agents. • Metal atoms are Lewis acids because they can accept pairs of electrons from Lewis bases. • Within a ligand, the atom that is directly bonded to the metal atom/ion is called the donor atom. • A coordinate covalent bond is a covalent bond in which one atom (i.e., the donor…

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