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    communication, they are always striving to increase throughput, this would include allowing nodes to transmit information over a single broadcast link without interfering with each other. To achieve this, multiple access protocols coordinate the transmission. The three classes of multiple access protocols are, random access, taking-turns and channel partitioning. With random access protocol, each node tries to randomly to use the complete broadcast link, without any regard to the other nodes. …

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    I find this to be an interesting topic to provide discussion. The reason I say this, is that I have no familiarity with being an air traffic controller. I’ve never done it, I’ve never seen anyone do it, but of course I could go to Wikipedia and read about it. Even if I would spend several hours reading about it through various media outlets. I would still feel conflicted by the fact that I don’t really understand it. As in automobile mechanics. I have spent thousands upon thousands of hours…

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    What can be done when it comes to mowing large lawns? The best and easier thing to do when it comes to maintenance, is to have a riding lawn mower. Are you wondering why you should have this sort of machine? If so, then you should make yourself comfortable and have a look at the following advantages of using a riding lawn mower. No more physical effort This is without any doubt, the most important advantage of all. It doesn't matter how big is the space, you will finish the job extremely…

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    Technical Review of Hydrothermal Formation of Calcium Copper Tetrasilicate Introduction Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) is used to obtain close-up images of samples with depth enabling high quality, 3D depictions on a microscopic level. It has been historically used to identify samples of interest such as bacterial biofilm, microtexture surfaces, and even cancer cells for diagnosis.[1, 2, 3] The first high magnification SEM was reported in a journal in 1938 by Ardenne after developing the…

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    logical that fewer and fewer people would have the skills needed to operate older, ‘outdated’ models. This includes stickshifts. Very few Americans have the ability to drive a manual transmission. It is not terribly difficult to learn, and the benefits are worth the occasional stalls. The driver of a manual transmission car is able to get much better gas mileage, as well as increased control of the vehicle. The likelihood of driving distracted is reduced, as both hands and feet need to be…

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    Using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) images and spectra were obtained from various samples of silica and platinum on silica. Each sample contains unique structures which were prepared by etching the surface of silica in different conditions. A scanning electron microscope is a type of electron microscope that produces images of topography and composition by scanning a sample with a focused beam of electrons. Samples can be observed in high vacuum,…

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    scanning electron microscope (SEM) was invented by Manfred von Ardenne in 1937 (McMullan). However, further development of the SEM was accomplished by Charles Oatley and his colleagues at Cambridge University (McMullan; Egerton 17). He and his colleagues acquired their first images from the SEM in 1951 (Egerton 17). The SEM was developed because if a TEM is utilized, a specimen must be made extremely thin to prevent the electrons from dispersing inside the specimen and so the electrons are not…

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    atoms that have an incomplete d-subshell, most commonly referring to the d-block.1 When transition metals are not bonded to any other molecule, the d-orbitals are degenerate.2 However, when the metal starts bonding with other ligands, effects on the electrons attached to the metal are induced. Specifically, the d-orbitals split, obtain different energy…

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    There are many different ways medical technology has progressed over the last one hundred years in Canada. The discovery of insulin helped doctors save many lives. The invention of the electron microscope changed the way scientists were able to view many different things including very small organisms. The invention of the external pacemaker saved many lives back in 1950, one of the inventors needed his own invention to save his life for some time. The discovery of the Cystic Fibrosis also…

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    you will find a list of the electron configurations for each of the elements. From this data you can find the total number of electrons, the total number of shells and subshells, as well as how many electrons are in each shell. The large number (the one in 1s2 ) will tell you the shell that the electrons are in. For example, helium (He) has one shell, so its electron configuration is 1s2. Furthermore, the electron configuration tells you what subshell each of the electrons occupy. The subshell…

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