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    drinking took place in the lab. * Experiments were not conducted alone. Procedure: * Experiment 1: Put a small amount of water into the evaporating dish. Dissolve a small amount of salt in the water. Put the evaporating dish on the hot plate and heat slowly (level 5) until all of the water has evaporated. Record your observations on the chart. * Experiment 2: Take the candle that your group was given and light it. Observe the candle for a couple of minutes and record your observations on the

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    effect on the air as it has reached to its maximum. The maximum of loft insulation in the UK is about 270mm in thickness (4). If this amount increased‚ it would not have any effect to how much heat it would be able to trap. For example‚ if 270mm of loft insulation is installed in a house‚ it could prevent heat loss to up to 25% which could save you to up to £180 plus per year (5). However‚ if you exceed up to about 270mm+‚ it would still save you 25% but the save would not increase as the loft insulation

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    measure the comfort level in order to avoid over consumption of energy used to heat or cool the buildings. In 1970 Fanger laid out the foundations of this measure using his PMV-PPD model; which is based on heat balance equation. However this model considers human body as a passive object and does not give an accurate result when used in tropical countries and other countries like Spain. Due to the wrong predictions of static heat balance model‚ a more dynamic approach to thermal comfort is needed. This

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    Vocabulary: dehydration‚ heat stroke‚ homeostasis‚ hypothermia‚ involuntary‚ thermoregulation‚ voluntary Prior Knowledge Questions (Do these BEFORE using the Gizmo.) A thermostat is a device that regulates the temperature inside a building. 1. What does a thermostat do if it gets too cool? __It would turn on the heater or turn off the A/C___________ 2. What does a thermostat do if it gets too hot? ____It would activate the Air Conditioning or turn of the Heat 3. How do our bodies sometimes

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    1407 Horizontal Gene Transfer Responsible for Carotenoid Production in Aphids Horizontal Gene Transfer Horizontal gene transfer (referred to as HGT for the rest of the paper) is said to have occurred when an organism successfully incorporates genetic information from another organism into its own genetic makeup when the first organism is not the offspring of the other organism. HGT‚ or lateral gene transfer (LGT)‚ is used to describe both the artificial and natural transfers of genetic information

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    curtailing emissions of carbon dioxide and other substances into the atmosphere. The resolution of this problem is possible by combining work on energy efficiency in buildings (Matrosov 2004)‚ and work on energy efficiency in ventilation‚ heat delivery‚ and heat supply of buildings (Dmitriev 2005). Such an approach corresponds with Russian policy‚ as the state has an interest‚ ultimately‚ in reducing consumption of primary fuel and energy resources – the strategic bases of its long-term existence

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    components solar radiation‚ daylight and heat radiation has to be taken into account (among other factors such as humidity‚ air speed and occupant activity and clothing levels). In hot climates the optimization of room comfort is a challenging task due to the high solar radiation over the whole year. In intelligent buildings new material developments are applied optimizing the building envelope in an integral building design process. New solutions for weather‚ noise and heat protection are developed‚ where

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    their day to day activities. Ectotherms are affected by the environment in many ways. Ectotherms body temperature can change very easy under certain conditions. Radiation‚ convection‚ conduction‚ and evaporation are the main types of temperature transfer on ectotherms. Anything from the organism coming in contact with a hot surface to hot sun emitting its radiation to a cold wind breeze just blowing by. Because ectotherms are so highly and easily influenced by their environment it is important for

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    Insulation has been used to keep heat in and keep out air for a long time. Fiberglass insulation can be described as glass fibers combined with other materials (Sheppard‚ 2012). It has different materials in it that help the material insulate. The material is also chosen very commonly because of the cost efficient price on this insulation (Thermaxx Jackets‚ 2011). In an overall view‚ fiberglass insulation is chosen by more people from the efficient and inexpensive price compared to the other insulations

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    felt by the body on exposed sin due to the flow of cold air. Wind chill temperatures are always lower than air temperature. The human body loses heat through convection‚ evaporation‚ conduction and radiation. The rate of heat loss by a surface through convection depends on the wind speed above that surface. As a surface heats the air around it‚ an insulating boundary layer of warm air forms agains the surface. Moving air disrupts the boundary layer‚ allowing for new‚ cooler

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