Punch Line INGREDIENTS Vitamin A Vitamin D3 Thiamin Mononitrate Riboflavin I.P Pyridoxine Hcl IP Mecobalamin Niacinamide Calcium Pantothenate IP (vitamin B5) vitamin C (Ascorbic acid) Vitamin E Biotin Magnesium Copper Zinc Molybdenum Selenium Chromium Lutein (10%) Folic acid Zeaxanthin QTY. 5000 IU 400 IU 5 MG 5 MG 1.5 MG 500 MCG 50 MG 10 MG 75 MG 25 mg 150 MCG 30 mg 0.55 mg 21 mg 11 mcg 37 mcg 32 mcg 6 mg 1.5 mg 300 mcg Composition PACK SIZE SALES PACK THERAPY PACK CASE LOT PTS 31.45
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decrease sodium intake. 15. Fill in the blanks below. Trace Minerals DRI tolerable upper intake level chief function deficiency toxicity sources iron iodine zinc selenium fluorine chromium 16. Discuss the problems of too little body fat and too much body fat. 17. What is central obesity and why is it the most dangerous type of obesity? Name 6 health risks associated with central obesity. 18. What is BMI and what
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interstitial alloying constituent is carbon in the range of 0.12–2.0%. The American Iron and Steel Institute(AISI) defines carbon steel as the following: "Steel is considered to be carbon steel when no minimum content is specified or required for chromium‚cobalt‚ molybdenum‚ nickel‚ niobium‚ titanium‚ tungsten‚ vanadium or zirconium‚ or any other element to be added to obtain a desired alloying effect; when the specified minimum for copper does not exceed 0.40 percent; or when the maximum content
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1. What development in motor cars led to the need to replace the block brake? What was the replacement? With the adoption of pneumatic rubber tyres for cars in 1895‚ the block brake became impractical and was replaced as an automobile brake‚ and was replaced by the contracting band brake. 2. Who invented the drum brake? In what year did this occur? In 1902 Louis Renault invented the internal expanding drum brake. 3. Why was the drum brake superior to its predecessors? First‚ the shoes
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for who I am and what I do. Sudan manufactures a lot of goods such as: sugar refining‚ vegetable oil‚ soap‚ ginning of cotton‚ and the production of cotton textiles. Some natural resources of Sudan are: iron ore‚ copper‚ silver‚ tungsten‚ mica‚ chromium ore‚ zinc‚and petroleum. Sudan has a scorching‚ tropical‚and heavy climate. Summer temperatures often goes as high as 43.3 degrees Celsius.
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cables. This is the age where technology of iron and steel improved. Around the 1880’s‚ there was a significant move towards new alloys and metals‚ including tungsten steel (cutting tools)‚ manganese steels (railway lines and digging tools)‚ silicon‚ chromium‚ nickel and vanadium. * Uses of metals * Iron and steel – railways‚ bridges‚ roofing‚ motor car bodies‚ ships‚ fire hydrants‚ domestic appliances‚ heavy industrial machinery‚ pipes‚ nails. * Aluminium – buildings‚ aeroplanes‚
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Abstract: Conventionally cold drawn welded tubes are stress relieved in a roller hearth furnace. In this study‚ induction stress relieving is compared with the conventional method for plain carbon steels. Technical comparison between the two methods is conducted by mechanical properties measurement and residual stress analysis by X-ray diffraction method. Introduction: Residual stress is a macroscopic stress that is set up within a metal during non-uniform plastic deformation‚ as in cold
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Shane Barber 7/24/2013 University of Phoenix SCI/241 Nutrition Instructor: Tiera Pack Lawyer Week 6 Mineral and Water Function What are the functions and sources of minerals? * There are two types of minerals‚ major minerals (macro minerals) and trace minerals (micro minerals). These are the essential minerals the body needs. * Macro minerals are * Calcium‚ functions for strong bones and teeth‚ sources are milk and green leafy vegetables. * Phosphorus‚ functions for acid
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Fairfield High School‚ Fairfield‚ Ohio.) 1. More outer electrons: Phosphorus or silicon? 2. Liquid at room temperature: cobalt or mercury? 3. Produces a yellow flame test: barium or sodium? 4. Can be cut with a knife: dysprosium or chromium? 5. Part of the lanthanide series: cerium or thorium? 6. Larger atoms: carbon or fluorine? 7. Very high ionization energy: krypton or potassium? 8. Configuration ending in s1: strontium or lithium? 9. A 1+ or 1- charge: hydrogen
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Throughout the experiment‚ there were 3 significant error I made. Firstly‚ at first when I conduct my experiment‚ I measured 10g of ascorbic acid powder and mix it within 1 litre of water. I believed that by having the solution prepared before putting in the d-block elements would save time overall. Unfortunately‚ the data was all over the place‚ this is because the later I conduct the experiment‚ there is a higher chance of oxidation occur in the ascorbic acid solution as it have a direct contact
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