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    CHAPTER 4 RESULT AND DISCUSSION 4.1 Preparation of Bis-Thiourea Derivatives The mixture of heptanoyl chloride and ammonium thiocynate with 1,4-phenylene diamine appeared as homogeneous solution. White precipitate was formed immediately when the solution was filtered into the beaker containing ice cubes. Then, the precipitate was filtered again and rinsed by ethanol before being dried in the desiccator. The physical data of the synthesized bis-thiourea derivatives are shown in Table 4.1.…

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    Grass Trimmer Injury

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    Prolonged use of the grass trimmer interfere with its maneuverability and contribute to muscle fatigue Moreover, vibrations cannot only cause pain in the body but also in the ears. The most common symptoms is Hand arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) is triggered by high frequency vibrations from the power tool .This can affect nerves, joints, muscles, blood vessels or connective tissues of the hand and forearm. Tingling 'whiteness' or numbness in the fingers…

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    The higher the mass leads to a slower vibration. Any physical object, whether it be air or a spring which both have spring like stiffness and inert mass have vibratory properties. An increase in mass increases the inertia of the object. Increased inertia means that the springs will not be…

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    The majority of the second half of the book the Burr goes into the detail of Turin trying to get one of his papers on the vibration theory published in the journal Nature. It turned out that since his theory was so controversial no one liked it and no one wanted to read it. The peer review alone for Turin’s paper caused quite the uproar between Turin and the journal, and after…

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    I wonder, could they have avoided accidents If they’d worn a vibration watch? The answer is … Yes, they could have, because they’re exposed to many risks on the streets. Let’s imagine this situation… An ambulance is coming and someone is looking at the semaphore. I bet, the ambulance would have run him or her over If she or he hadn’t had something to warn them. Thinking about it, two deaf girls from Itagui, Antioquia created a vibration watch to help people like them. They said that it’s…

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    A lot of ideas taken from science play a part in vocal fold vibration. Both the Myoelastic Aerodynamic Theory and Bernoulli Effect deal with pressure and help to explain how vocal folds operate to create phonation. These processes can also be applied to real-life situations. The Myoelastic-Aerodynamic Theory describes the process of vocal fold vibration. It is important to recognize that the vibration of the vocal folds is the result of the interaction between tissue properties and airflow, not…

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    3445.32 cm-1, 2965 cm-1, 1640.01cm-1, 1598.7 cm-1, and 1361 cm-1 are due to amine NH symmetric vibration, C-H vibration, deformation vibration of the absorbed water molecules, stretching vibration of amino group of chitosan and vibration of C-H, respectively. The peaks at 890.1 and 1100 cm-1 was attributed to saccharide structure of chitosan. The broad peak at 1025 cm-1 indicated C-O stretching vibration [17-20]. A peak at 2965 cm−1 was observed in the FTIR spectrum of the animated…

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    basis, I would wake up with the vibration from my smartphone alarm or the vibration from my Facebook messenger application notification. It was said that the neurons of the Somatic Nervous System carry information of the vibration from the external environment to the nervous system. By this, the information travels from the Central Nervous System to the effectors which can act on the external environment like striated muscles. In this case, the sensation of the vibration would then send neurons…

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    average female Honeybee (pictured above) weighs in at 277 to 290 mg at adult emergence. As their wings are almost paper thin, they still manage to support the bee’s un-aerodynamic anatomy and hold up to the constant stress of everyday flights and vibrations as they collect nectar and pollen for their hive as well as communicating to other bees as to where a rich nectar flow is located at. As gravity is measured in at 9.8 m/s, another force is acting on the Honeybee during its flight, the…

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    The head and neck are part of the body that is very important integrating several systems. A lot of vital activities like eating, drinking, seeing, hearing and breathing are done through the head structures. When the nurse assess those the head and the neck it is s assessing several systems at the same time. The eyes are located in the orbital cavities of the skull is an important part of the head and its function is essential to perform different activities. The ears are one of the structures…

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