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General Chemistry

General Chemistry. 1 st Semester Review. Chapter 2. Qualitative observation : describes matter without using numbers Ex: Quantitative observation : describes matter using measurements Ex:. Classifying Matter by Composition.

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HEALTHY HABITS FOR LIFE

HEALTHY HABITS FOR LIFE A Common Sense Approach to Healthy Living Gradual Permanent Lifestyle Changes will lead to: Life long eating and activity habits Higher energy levels Decreased health risks Long term weight control and maintenance Overview

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Atomic Structure

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Sources

Sources. Usually electrical to optical converters 1.Continuum sources a. Incandescent sources Blackbody sources Tungsten filament sources b. ASE ( EDFAs ) c. LEDs 2. Sources of line spectra a. Discharge lamps b. Arc lamps 3. Coherent Sources ( Lasers ) a. Solid-state lasers

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New Tutorial Center Schedule

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Lecture 7: Image Processing and Interpretation

Lecture 7: Image Processing and Interpretation. Last time we discussed:. pixel. The cells are sensed one after another along the line. In the sensor, each cell is associated with a pixel that is tied to a microelectronic detector . Pixel is a short abbreviation for Pic ture El ement .

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Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis. How cells acquire energy. Review. What is a heterotroph? What is an autotroph? What is the main source of energy? What is energy?. Potential Energy. Stored energy Based on position of an object. Kinetic Energy. Energy that moving objects/particles possess.

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Theory of Atomic Structure

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chemistry

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Metallic and Ionic Nanoparticles

Metallic and Ionic Nanoparticles. Extendable Structures: Melting Point, Color, Conductivity. Iron Nanoparticles. How many grams of iron powder would it take to present a surface area equal to that of 1 gram of nanoparticles? ______.

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Introduction and application. Light source and photomask, alignment. Photolithography systems. Resolution, depth of focu

Chapter 5 Lithography. Introduction and application. Light source and photomask, alignment. Photolithography systems. Resolution, depth of focus, modulation transfer function. Other lithography issues: none-flat wafer, standing wave... Photoresist.

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L uminescence D issolved O xygen an optical and unique way (patent pending) of measuring Dissolved Oxygen

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A Raman Microprobe Study of Corona Ageing in a Controlled Atmosphere

A Raman Microprobe Study of Corona Ageing in a Controlled Atmosphere . N.A. Freebody , A.S. Vaughan 19 January 2011 . Problem. A Raman microscope has a potential lateral resolution of ~1 ?m and is able to characterise the chemical composition of a material [1]

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A Raman Microprobe Study of Corona Ageing in a Controlled Atmosphere

A Raman Microprobe Study of Corona Ageing in a Controlled Atmosphere . N.A. Freebody , A.S. Vaughan 19 January 2011 . Problem. A Raman microscope has a potential lateral resolution of ~1 ?m and is able to characterise the chemical composition of a material [1]

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1.2 Population inversion

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PART 2: The Periodic Table and Chemical Properties of Groups 1 & 7

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Light, Photon Energies, and Atomic Spectra

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