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    Tennis Racket

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    Tennis Racket Table content History …………………………………………………………………………………....3  History of Tennis………………….………………………………………………......3  History of Tennis Racke………………………………………………………..……..4 Tennis Racket and Biomechanics...………………………………………………………7  Modern Tennis Racket………………………………………………………………....7  Strings………………………………………………………………………………….7  Biomachnicas…………………………………………………………………………..9 Injuries and Future Development……………….………………………………………..13  Injuries…………………………………………………………………………………

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    Carbon Nanostructures

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    Conventionally‚ solid carbon has two main structures called allotropic forms: diamond and graphite: - Diamond is tetrahedrally bonded through sp3 hybrid bonds that form a 3D network. - Graphite has a layered structure with each layer called graphene formed by sp2 hybrid bonds that make 120° angles with each other. Hexagonal graphene sheets are held together by weak van der Waals forces. Z Diamond Graphene Graphite C60 y x Allotropies of C CNT Amorphous C 4-1 s 4-2 Types of

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    IMPORTANT VSAQ’S – Ist Year Chemistry(for N-TARGET) 1. What is Heisenburg uncertainity principle? 2. Significance of Ѱ & Ѱ2. 3. Difference B/w Orbit & Orbital. 4. What is shielding effect? How does it effect I.P Values. 5. What is diagonal relationship? 6. What is Lanthanide contraction? Give its consequences. 7. What types of bonds are present in NH4Cl? 8. What is dipole moment? 9. Why H2O has high B.P than HF? 10. What are Co-Ordination numbers of NaCl & CsCl. 11. Define Co-Ordinate

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    of graphite furnace atomic absorption over flame atomic absorption? (a) higher temperature (b) lower S/N (c) less interference (d) small sample amounts 2. In atomic emission spectroscopy‚ it is desirable to have a high concentration of the element in the form of: (a) atoms in the ground state (b) atoms in the excited state (c) ions (d) atoms as compounds 3. Which of the following atomic methods generally provide the best limit of detection? (a) Graphite furnace

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    Molybdenum Research Paper

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    obtained by mining it‚ it has both acid and based characteristics‚ and it has a body centered cubic crystallization structure. Molybdenum was founded by Carl W. Scheele in 1778‚ people thought that it was graphite (lead) but then they concluded it wasn’t lead because nitric acid doesn’t react with graphite although molybdenum produced a white solid. Peter J. Hjelm reduced the white solid with carbon and heating it in a crucible to create a  metallic powder he named molybdenum. The metal is most

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    Analysis of a I, Pencil

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    We take for granted much of what we have in the world today. Our basic necessities – food‚ shelter and clothing – are easily accessible to nearly everyone in the developed world‚ and things that were once considered luxury items‚ such as televisions and refrigerators‚ have become common items in even the poorest of homes. Why do we have all of these possessions so readily available to us? Leonard Read’s explanation can be found in his examination of a pencil’s life. Read considers it a miracle

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    Chemistry 30 Chemical Bonding – Properties of Molecules 1. For the following molecules determine which atoms are bonded (write the symbols with a bond between them)‚ the electronegativity difference between them‚ and the type of chemical bond it represents. If the bond is ionic‚ state what ions are produced. If the bond is polar covalent‚ indicate the direction of the dipole on the symbols from the first part. a) KCl Electronegativity difference = K - Cl = 0.8 - 3.0 = 2.2 ionic bond

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    Carbon Nano Tube

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    Waals forces‚ more specifically‚ pi-stacking. Applied quantum chemistry‚ specifically‚ orbital hybridization best describes chemical bonding in nanotubes. The chemical bonding of nanotubes is composed entirely of sp2 bonds‚ similar to those of graphite. These bonds‚ which are stronger than the sp3 bonds found in alkanes‚ provide nanotubes with their unique strength. Types of carbon nanotubes and related structures Terminology There is no

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    Wedge Essay

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    When it comes to golfing‚ you are only as good as your clubs. As any experienced golfer will tell you‚ your skills and technique can get you far‚ but without the right set of clubs with which to hit the ball‚ you might as well be an amateur. For most of golfing history‚ the standard set of clubs was just fine‚ but lately‚ there has been a change in way manufacturers make them‚ and that leaves a gap in your wedges. Typically‚ you would have a sand wedge and a lob wedge to help get your ball out of

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    Tlc questions

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    mark the TLC plate(s) with a pencil instead of a pen because the ink from the pen might move up the plate along with the substances being separated which would contaminate and spoil the substances being examined. Since a pencil is made from graphite and graphite is not aqueous (in solution‚ i.e. it is dry) it will not adsorb or move up the plate. 10. A small

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