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    Wuerzburg University which was in Germany. He worked with a cathode-ray tube in which he observed a fluorescent glow of crystals on a table near the tube. The tube that Roentgen was working with at the time was made of a glass envelope with positive and negative electrodes filled in it. The air that was in the tube was let out. When a high voltage was applied, the tube produced a glow that was fluorescent. He then shielded the tube with a piece of heavy black paper, discovering a green…

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    Wound Healing Kara Sommefeld Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Wound Healing Wound healing is achieved through four phases that the body must undergo. These phases are; homeostasis, inflammatory, proliferation, and remodeling (Potter, Perry, Stockert, & Hall, 2013). In order for the body to heal, all four phases must successfully occur in the appropriate sequence. One of the most important factors that promotes wound healing is adequate blood supply. Blood carries oxygen and nutrients…

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    hearing aid was bulky but very different from the simple “hearing horns” that had previously been used. In the early nineteen hundreds the Vactuphone hearing aid was invented by Earl C. Hanson. He called it the Vactuphone because it used portable vacuum tubes to aid…

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    When a woman becomes cognizant of their pregnancy, there are two choices available to her; keeping the fetus or aborting the fetus. I think the latter option is absurd. Why hurt yourself physically, mentally, and emotionally to get rid of a life inside of you? It makes no sense. Also, have you seen an abortion performed? It’s amazingly gruesome. Let me tell you why you should leave the Dark Side and join the pro-life forces. As we all know, abortion is the termination and removal of a fetus…

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    Electron Microscopy Essay

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    converging pattern. The electrons are then passed through an aperture, escaping into a vacuum chamber, in an ambient pressure of 0.1 mPa. Afterwards, the electrons are subjected to a voltage, resulting in a voltage difference between the cathode and the ground in a manner that minimizes electronic collisions. The cathode ray is controlled by the electromagnetic lenses, generated by the coils that circulates around the tube. The effect of the electromagnetic lenses can be adjusted by changing the…

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    machines became smaller again by 1999, now the size of a laptop computer and weighing 14 pounds. The smaller size and ease of use opened the use of ventilators to home or mobile use.Today’s ventilators consist of compressed air reservoirs, valves and tubes, disposable or reusable circuits of tubing and air and oxygen supplies. The air reservoir is pneumatically compressed several times a minute to deliver and 21% to 100% oxygen mixed with air. Some units also feature a turbine to deliver and…

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    Test Rig Essay

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    3.1 Test rig components and description: Fig. 3 illustrates schematic view of the test rig of an IDX-SAHP system. It was designed for a typical UK home administering up to 350 L/day of DHW. The main components are numbered in (Fig.3). The evacuated tube collector installed outdoor on a south facing roof has a surface area of 3.021 m2 with a 52-degree inclination (tilt angle). A 300L, stainless steel, insulated water storage tank has two coils immersed inside, one for the IDX-SAHP system and one…

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    Lab Report Nuclear Spin

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    For every atomic nucleus, its total angular momentum is represented by the symbol I and called its nuclear spin. This spin is then determined by its quantum number, which is represented by the symbol S. Each nuclear spin is associated with a magnetic moment. When this moment is placed in an external magnetic field, these spin states differ in magnetic potential energy. If placed in a static magnetic field with a small amount of spin polarisation however, certain radio frequency signals can allow…

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    method often used in work-ups and allows for isolation of neutral components using acid/base chemistry; this method is extremely helpful in separating reactants and products of a synthesis. The components were purified and dried by evaporation and vacuum filtration. The separated compounds were then classified by determination of their melting points and 1H NMR. Results and Discussion In this…

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    A filament within tube was either heated or left to be alone--a heated filament represented a one, while a blank filament represented a zero for the computer. Because these were not efficient (size and capacity to blow out), and transistors were complicated to engineer,…

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