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Mining

Mining . And its environmental impact. Outline. 1. Types of Mining (and why we use them) 2. Beneficiation 3. Smelting 4. Environmental Concerns of 1 through 3. What determines the type of mining?. Underground v.s. Surface Mining v.s. Solution Depth of below surface

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LTP diagnostics

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Welcome Back Minions!!!

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Magnetic properties of superconductors

Magnetic properties of superconductors. Section 53. Compare to electro static force on conductors!. A superconductor has no macroscopic volume currents inside. Surface current is determined by H-field outside a superconductor. Contrast to normal conductor or magnetized body.

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Welcome Back Minions

Welcome Back Minions. Warm Up Is On The Board. Warm Up Questions. How can an atom behave like a magnet? How are Magnetic Domains arranged in a magnetic material? How can magnets be changed?. Atomic Flashback. An atom contains neutrons and positively

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Facts about photons

Facts about photons. Smallest quantity of electromagnetic radiation bundle of energy (AKA quantum) travels at 186,400 miles per second x-ray and visible light photons. energy disturbances no mass have electric and magnetic fields that move in sine waves . PHOTONS.

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WILLIAM GILBERT

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MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF CRYOGENIC MATERIALS

MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF CRYOGENIC MATERIALS. www.spectrose.com. Topics. Magnetic Properties Paramagnetism Diamagnetism Superconductivity Meissner Effect Change in Properties. www.spectrose.com. Magnetic Properties.

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Metal based spintronics

Metal based spintronics. The Spin Hall Effect a nd its applications. The Hall Effect. Electric- and magnetic field cooperate to produce a difference of voltage across a conductor. The Spin Hall Effect. Predicted in 1971, named in 1999 No requirement for an external magnetic field

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Chapter 10, Section 2

Chapter 10, Section 3. Chapter 10, Section 2. Create a flashcard for each of the following terms (found on p.255 in your text book). Rifting Terrane Supercontinent cycle Pangaea Panthalassa If you finish early, study your flashcards!. Key Terms.

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What is Ceramic Engineering?

What is Ceramic Engineering?. The Science of creating products or useable objects from inorganic, and non-metallic materials. This field of engineering is closely related to a Materials Engineering. This term includes: purification of raw materials

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Vocabulary #6

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Section 3:Transition elements

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Unit IIA Magnetism

Unit IIA Magnetism. Reference: Ch 20-26. Essential Question: How is magnetism different from electricity?. Magnetic Properties. Permanent Magnets. Poles (north and south) Even if you chop them in half, they retain their magnetic properties Magnets exert magnetic forces on each other

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Physics and Chemistry of Solids

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Inside a Magnet

Inside a Magnet. Chapter 1 Section 2 Pages 14 - 19. Objective: Explain how the alignment and m isalignment of magnetic domains affect m agnetism. Atom: The smallest particle of an element. Element: One of about 100 basic substances that m ake up all matter. Draw and atom here:.

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Functionalization of Metallic Nanoparticles with Methyl -Thiol Molecules DMR-0934218

Functionalization of Metallic Nanoparticles with Methyl -Thiol Molecules DMR-0934218. Au 55. Ag 55.

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Support: Primary NSF MRSEC DMR-11-20901

Tunable Tensile Ductility in Metallic Glasses D.J. Magagnosc 1 , R. Erhbar 1 , G. Kumar 2 , M.R. He 1 , J. Schroers 3 , D.S. Gianola 1.

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