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    Renewable Energy Sources At the beginning of the 21st century, mankind started using new technologies in order to harvest energy from environmental sources other than fossil fuels and natural gases. These environmental energy sources include solar, wind, water, biomass, and geothermal. These sources are more commonly known as renewable energy sources. Renewable energy is a theoretically inexhaustible energy source. It is an energy source that is not depleted when used. A good way to look at a…

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    Temperatures Affect on Magnetism Magnetism is when an object has a magnetic force, field, or a pull on another object.Temperature plays a large role in the strength of magnetism, and more importantly how a magnet reacts towards temperature. One can describe temperature as how hot or cold an object is. Temperature is ultimately how fast the molecules in an object are moving. The faster the molecules in an object are moving, the more heated the object becomes. Magnetism is when an object has a…

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    [sees] that it is growing brighter and brighter and brighter” (Baker, 1989, p. 9). This means that the bomb is getting closer to the man and he has less time. One can predict that the man will be killed by thermal radiation or the shock wave. Nuclear bombs are “able to start fires and do other thermal damage at distances well beyond the radius at which they can topple buildings or overturn armored vehicles” (Pike, 1998, p. 4). The protagonist’s house as well as the whole town, will eventually…

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    drink and caused radiation poisoning. The ionized radiation had to power to strip electrons from neutral atoms and these rays hit the ground and damaged exposed living tissue. Dosages on ground level were high enough to be lethal for people not already killed by the explosions. The initial radioactivity was caused by the burst of radiation from the two atomic bombs and irradiated soil and other materials. The radiation effects included hair loss, development of keloids, thermal burns and…

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    The Arctic's Climate

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    approximately 24–20 ka (Moran et al. 2006). (To review relevant climate terminology, see Box 1; to review the geological time scale, see material available online.)5 During the past 55 million years of global cooling, since the Palaeocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (Zachos et al. 2001, Sluijs et al. 2006),…

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    pressures. In the process, fresh air is introduced and ventilated air is removed from an occupied space. The primary aim is to preserve the qualities of air. (Amit Gupta, 2006). It may also be used to lower the temperature inside an occupied area for thermal comfort. Basic Concept of Natural Ventilation Source: Google According to Eugenijakin et al. (2009), in Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), natural ventilation helps to eliminate odour, dust, excess humidity, smoke, heat and airborne bacteria. For…

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    Photodetectors Essay

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    optical detectors available covering parts of the electromagnetic spectrum: the ultraviolet, visible and infrared, optical detectors are divided into two main categories: photon and thermal detectors. Photon detectors generate one electron for an incoming photon, which is detected by an electronic circuit, while thermal detectors convert optical energy to heat, which then generates an electrical signal.3 Herein, two types of photodetectors are examined: a PD and a PMT. Although…

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    Massachusetts, the number one problem caused by deforestation is the effect on the global carbon cycle. Gas molecules that grip thermal infrared radiation are called greenhouse. If greenhouse gases are in huge enough quantity, they can vigor climate alteration, rendering to Daley, while oxygen is the second most profuse gas in our atmosphere, it does not grip thermal ultraviolet radiation, as greenhouse gases do. Carbon dioxide is the most prevalent greenhouse gas. In 2012, CO2 accounted for…

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    We know that radiation is harmful to us, even the sun’s UV waves are know to cause skin cancer. Than why, you may ask, do you think radiation is so good for us when it is so bad for our health? Well, for starters the two biggest types of power right now are Nuclear and Coal. If you have been keeping up with the environmental status coal is not helping the climate. People want to enjoy technology, but that costs power, which comes from coal. How do we balance these two, protecting the…

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    aerobic conditions. It is non-toxic and has highly biocompatible. Due to these, it having some applications in different fields as biomedical and environments. PHB relatively resistant to hydrolytic degradation but poor resistance to acids and bases. Thermal properties of…

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