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    Alternative Fuel

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    a variety of vehicles commonly called Alternate Fuel Vehicles (AFV) or Flex Fuels Vehicles (FFV). Alternative fuel types are E85‚ Biodiesel‚ CNG‚ Propane and Hydrogen. The Alternative Fuel types that align with unleaded and diesel fuel primarily used in rental car company fleets are E85 and Biodiesel. The types Alternative Fuel most widely used are E85 and Biodiesel and readily available throughout the United States. Another type of AFV/FFV is hybrids vehicles. Hybrids have a gasoline or diesel

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    Biofuels vs. Solar Engery

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    produced to power both vehicles and electrical generators around the world; biofuels. Biofuels are renewable gas or liquid fuels made from plant matter such as corn‚ sugar cane and vegetable oils. The two main types of biofuels are known as ethanol and biodiesel; both made from feedstock and are expected to largely reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles. Yet‚ are biofuels really a viable alternative to solar energy with this fight against global warming increasing? Biofuels‚ although thought to

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    MAHUA OIL Mahua Oil (MO Oil) is an underutilized non-edible vegetable oil‚ which is available in large quantities in India. The fuel properties of the MO Oil biodiesel were found to be within the limits of biodiesel specifications of many countries. Fuel properties of diesel‚ mahua oil and blends are comparable. The calorific value of mahua oil was found as 96.30% on volume basis of diesel. It was found that mahua could be easily substituted up to 20% in diesel without any significant difference

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    that animals such as the caiman lizard and the everglade kite would have to find other means of food. They would start eating other animals in the environment and could possibly wipe the other species out because of the increase in their consumption. Algae would grow up and then other small animals would have more to eat and would lead to their populations growing to be quite large and could lead

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    are necessary to be verified in quantitative means to apply to these above equation (Jun‚ 2014). Hence‚ from this study‚ the HMI can be developed to achieve the optimum conditions so that it can imply to evolve by adding corresponding equation for biodiesel reactor later. 2.4.8 Computer Aided Design And Analysis of Volatile Separating

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    Characteristics of Protists * Categorized as Protists because they do not fit into any other kingdom‚ opposed to sharing similar characteristics like other kingdoms do (ex. all plants are autotrophic) * Some algae are multicellular and this is what we study about in chp 3…algae -> plants * Three different categories are based on their method of obtaining nutrition Animal- Like= Protozoa * 4 different phylum: ciliophora (ciliates)‚ zoomastigina (flagellates)‚ sporozoa‚ sarcodina

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    Against desiccation‚ wave and salinity vii. Retreat to sheltered areas viii. Protective cover ix. Internal gill x. Strong adhesive power (byssus threads‚ muscular food) xi. Flattened body xii. Red pigment in algae for deep water illumination Relationships between living organisms: i. Commensalism a. Barnacles attach onto crabs to benefit from the movement brought by crabs and the food remains on the surface of the crabs. b. Small crabs live

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    others are non reef-builders: The reef builders are the corals that can be seen in the Great Barrier Reef off Austrailia. Reef builders build high structures composed of living and non-living materials. The living materials are most often sponges‚ algae‚ and the corals themselves. The non-living materials are most often the discarded shells of dead bivalves (clams‚ mussels‚ etc.) and other CaCO3 materials. Coral reefs grow about a meter every one thousand years‚ so you see why it’s very difficult

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    contain nitrate and phosphate. When the nitrate and phosphate are put into the water‚ they cause a massive growth of algae‚ called eutrophication.( Lentech‚ 2016) The excess algae causes the water to turn green. As a result of eutrophication‚ there is not enough oxygen in the water. This is because when the algae die‚ the bacteria that decomposes it‚ takes up oxygen. With more algae reproducing‚ there is a greater quantity

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    Hulsey and Wainwright 2002; Bshary 2003; Wainwright et al. 2004). All various species within the Labridae family vary in their food preferences and specializations. Prey includes coral‚ shrimp‚ fish‚ hard-bodied prey‚ soft-bodied prey‚ parasites‚ and algae. The highly specialized nature of the feeding behavior of the wrasses is responsible for their occupation of very narrow ecological niches. In particular‚ we observed the genus Halichoeres in Belize‚ which includes the Yellowhead Wrasse‚ Halichoeres

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