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    Bottled Gas

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    Mains gas is most likely to be piped natural gas. The most serious risk to human health is via a leak‚ however small‚ in the piping system that transports the gas inside the building. Natural gas is a mixture of hydrocarbons‚ including methane. It is colourless and odourless‚ which makes a leak difficult to notice. Exposure to high levels of natural gas quickly causes unconsciousness and even death. Exposure to low levels can cause dizziness‚ nausea or heart palpitations. It has this affect because

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    Sarin Gas

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    Sarin Gas  Sarin Gas is one the most deadly and toxic gases that has no color and no scent.  The formula for this chemical is C4H10FO2P or a more complicated formula or  CH3­P(=O)(­F)(­OCH(CH3)2)​ . This destructive weapon was innovated as a herbicide  during the 1930­40s which is labeled as a nerve agent. Sarin is capable of causing the  fatality of someone or the suffocating of a person by just inhaling a low concentration of  Sarin gas. Sarin is considered a chiral molecule since it contains four chemical 

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    Mustard Gas

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    Hazardous Chemical Mustard Gas Imagine sitting in a trench during World War 1 with your fellow soldiers and someone shouts‚ “Incoming!” you duck deeper into the trench and fumble for your helmet‚ not realizing that it could be your last seconds on this earth. Instead you smell a pungent mustard aroma‚ struggling to breath‚ it subsides after a couple of minutes. Without knowing it you have been exposed to a new chemical used by the Germans‚ code named LOST‚ which referred to the last names of the

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    Gas Exchang

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    Gas Exchange (4/2010) Basic metabolism of terrestrial organisms: plants take in CO2 and H2O and relseas CH2O and O2 which mammals take in and then give off CO2 and H2O Gas is exchanged though the opening of the stoma between two guard cells of the leaf epidermis. Flaccid- when stoma is closed Turgid- when stoma is open Factors that influence stomatal diameter enlarging stoma | reducing stoma | abundant waterabundant lightlow internal CO2 | water deficitdarknesshigh internal CO2

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    Gas Law

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    are prime examples of the implementation of gas laws. The physics are based on the simple principle that warm air rises in cooler air. Hot air has less mass per unit of volume. The relevant gas law in use is Charless Law‚ which is V1/T1=V2/T2. The law states that raising the temperature (T1) will also increase the volume (V2)‚ in order to keep the equation true. Generally‚ air is heated through the use of propane burners. When ignited‚ the volume of the gas increases but the balloon cannot expand much

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    Gas or Grouse

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    Case: Gas or Grouse? 1. Systemic issues: Questar is a company and it knows that every mining activities in Mesa will affect the ecological environment. But BLM did nothing since Questar had damaged the local environment. And we know many gas companies have special relationship with governments. Corporate issues: Questar has destroyed the environment when the mining operation was begun. Individual issues: The people who live in Pinedale Mesa believe the drilling activity bring numerous

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    Plant derives their power from gas burning. LNG Power Plant can use gas engine or gas turbine as their power generating unit. Generally gas turbine design for simple & combine cycle with rugged components for base load utility service but also can start & stop easily for peaking application. In the other hand‚ gas engine design for wide variety of application‚ and provide fast and flexible capacity with multiple unit. This comparation of gas engine and gas turbine advantages and disadvantages

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    Pros And Cons Of Shale Gas

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    Shale gas: Pro and Cons for UK Abstract Introduction Shale gas is natural gas that is found in shale formations. It is becoming increasingly important as major nations are beginning to become involved in this revolution. The gas is rich in petroleum and natural gas. Unlike conventional natural gas‚ which is in permeable rocks like sandstone‚ gas cannot flow through the shale. Therefore‚ just drilling a well isn’t enough to extract this gas. As a result of this‚ fracking or hydraulic fracturing is

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    Objective The purpose of the Jominy test in this experiment is to determine the hardenability of three types of steels‚ namely EN 8‚ EN 16 and EN 24. Introduction This report will try to illustrate how the hardenability of these types of steels vary and why. This will be done by using the Jominy end quench test on each of the test pieces and then testing the hardness of the particular steel from the quenched end‚ to the end of the test piece. Taking these different points will enable me to find

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    Gas Crisis

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    embargo was skyrocketing energy prices as a result of limited supply and heavy demand. Rationing went into effect‚ with supplies of petroleum products being carefully doled out with ration cards and flag systems‚ in which people could take turns buying gas and other fuels on the basis of license plate numbers. At the same time‚ the stock market contracted radically‚ an event that foreshadowed future stock market instabilities linked to the price of oil. The 1970s was also an era in which environmentalism

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