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Nuclear Reactions

Nuclear Reactions. Fission and Fusion. CS 4.4. State that in fission a nucleus of large mass splits into 2 nuclei of smaller mass numbers, usually with the release of neutrons. CS 4.5. State that fission may be spontaneous or induced by neutron bombardment. CS 4.6.

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World War I

World War I. 1914-1918. Objective. To understand the causes of World War I To understand the nature of World War I To understand how World War I ended To understand the consequences of World War I. The Alliance System.

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Estimating the Predictive Distribution for Loss Reserve Models

Estimating the Predictive Distribution for Loss Reserve Models. Glenn Meyers Casualty Loss Reserve Seminar September 12, 2006. Objectives of Paper. Develop a methodology for predicting the distribution of outcomes for a loss reserve model.

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Organic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry . Aromatic compounds. Aromatic Compounds Are Unusually Stable. Benzene is an aromatic compound. Benzene is unusually stable because of electron delocalization. Compounds with unusually large resonance energies, like benzene, are called aromatic compounds.

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PROS AND CONS OF NUCLEAR ENERGY USAGE

PROS AND CONS OF NUCLEAR ENERGY USAGE. By: Evan Mattock, Briana Heath, Gabby Labrada, and Jordan Parker. Pros and Cons. Advantages/Disadvantages. Advantages Low Fuel cost -> High energy gain Generates enough energy to last 90% of the hours of a year (7,884 hours)

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CP 11 Vocabulary 18

CP 11 Vocabulary 18. Tested Definitions. Abject Hopeless; extremely sad and servile; defeated Benign Gentle; not harmful; kind; mild Countenance Face; facial expression. Especially an encouraging one Expedite To speed up or ease the progress of Intransigent Uncompromising; stubborn.

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