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    for color. A specific range of visible light that hits a specific chromophore is absorbed by exciting an electron. Pulse duration, in both laser and IPLs, should be lower than the thermal relaxation time of the targeted structure to avoid harm to the surrounding tissue. Difference between Lasers and IPLs The bright radiation, emitted by laser, is monochromatic and penetrates only at a specific depth. It is restricted to that small range depth. IPL however has a broad spectrum that produces…

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    to talk about Thermal energy and its many uses. Before there was thermal energy, there was the Caloric theory. The caloric theory stated that all gas was a liquid. Yet, when Rumford came along he theorize that heat was a motion. Thus the birth and definition of thermal energy was brought into existence. Thermal energy is the vibration or mater that move rapidly making the vibrations bigger and it all hotter. Thermal energy works in three ways; convection, conduction, and radiation.…

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    Thermal comfort is maybe the most important and easily defined parameter of indoor environmental quality. It is largely responsible for the occupants discomfort and well being and users require a thermally comfortable environment in order to identify that a building is performing well. Thermal comfort studies declare that thermal sensation responses to a given motivation and depends upon the occupants state of thermal adaptation which correlated also on geographic location and climate, time of…

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    and basically any living thing close enough were lost from the great impact of the powerful machine. The city was destroyed and filled with radiation from the Atomic Bomb released by “a B-29 bomber named Enola Gay” (osti.gov). “The explosion wiped out 90 percent of the city and immediately killed 80,000 people; tens of thousands more would later die of radiation exposure” (History.com). This event in history was very devastating for the people in Japan, and not only were lives destroyed,…

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    strength, very flexible; can be bent considerably without damage, very elastic, high thermal conductivity, and low thermal expansion coefficient. Other properties include good electron field emitters and aspect ratio. Electrical conductivity in the nanotubes could be useful in future spacecraft; the body itself could store power and have several functions and bend themselves. That is where the flexibility comes in. The thermal conductivity could be used as an insulator for the extreme…

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    proudly stopped using coal for electricity in 2014 and currently has 2 nuclear, 65 hydro, and 3 thermal fleets. These three types of energy have been used for many decades by Ontario. There are many advantages and disadvantages of all three. Producing hydro-electricity is actually more harmful than many think. It is true that hydro plants do not emit as much air pollution as nuclear and thermal…

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    later, systems were already being designed to use the x-ray for diagnosis. Within 3 years, the radiation was being used in cancer treatment. A single idea for treatment grew in a short period of time, with the help of technology. Today we are seeing scientific advances like never before. As advancements in technology grow, the options for cancer treatment improve drastically. Sterotactic radiation, cytotron, and an implant that can predict which cancer medicines work best are just a…

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    The reason colors absorb light is because when color absorbs light, it turns it to thermal energy. If a color absorbs lots of energy, It makes lots of thermal energy (Morton, J. L. "Color and Heat Absorption"). Scientists believe that darker colors absorb better, and lighter absorb worse (Morton, J. L. "Color and Heat Absorption"). When heat enters an object, visible or invisible, it warms it to produce thermal energy. This process is called “Heat Absorption” (Heat Absorption." KidsGeo.com.…

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    Imagine the severity of a nuclear explosion, and how detrimental it could be. This could be a reality for anyone. In the fictional short story “Grace Period” by Will Baker, a man is faced with this, as it soon becomes his reality. He first notices the expansion and contraction of the atmosphere. Then, the odd behaviour of his dog, when it is whining under the porch. Subsequently, he feels the shifts of the ground beneath him. He notices a invisible jet , and the streak of cloud following it.…

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    believe that phones could give you a brain tumor that would lead to cancer. People are stating the pros and the cons to prove that phones could be safe. The evidence based in the topic will discuss brain tumors, safety, and the safe levels of phone radiation. “Are Cell Phones Safe?” Some people have pointed out that phones aren’t safe. There are a few good reasons that has proven cellphones safe. The first piece of evidence talks about brain tumors. Also it shows that numerous…

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