'Active materials' diaporamas de présentation

Design for Green Building

Design for Green Building. Corinne Marzullo April 23, 2001. Why build green Benefits Materials Case studies Conclusions. Why Build Green. U.S. consumes 20,000 pounds per year of active materials Active materials include: Virgin forest products Fuels Steel Glass Cement Plastics.

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HIGH PERFORMANCE MATERIALS

Developments 1926- 1990 Synthetic rubber. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC). New molding and extrusion techniques for plastics. Polystyrene. Polyethelene. continuous casting of steel, Plexiglass. Nylon in 1938. Teflon discovered by Roy Plunkett.

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HIGH PERFORMANCE MATERIALS

Developments 1926- 1990 Synthetic rubber. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC). New molding and extrusion techniques for plastics. Polystyrene. Polyethelene. continuous casting of steel, Plexiglass. Nylon in 1938. Teflon discovered by Roy Plunkett.

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Chemical Laboratory Safety

Chemical Laboratory Safety. Additional Information. Where to start. Before looking at this presentation, ensure that you have watched the one on General Laboratory Safety. What are the additional hazards from chemical materials?. Toxic substances Solvents Corrosives Flammables Irritants

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Radioactivity around us

Muhammad Ramzy P.N. Radioactivity around us . Introduction . Today I would like to present about Radioactivity . I will explain about what is radioactivity and example of radioactivity. So please enjoy!. Explain about Radio activity.

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filament concentration

The cell cytoskeleton as active soft matter M. Cristina Marchetti, Syracuse University, DMR-0305407.

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