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CHE 307 Chemical Engineering Materials Midterm Question
CHE 307 Chemical Engineering Materials Midterm Question
A cylindrical rod of brass originally 10.2 mm (0.40 in.) in diameter is to be cold worked by drawing; the circular cross section will be maintained during deformation. A cold-worked yield strength in excess of 380 MPa (55,000 psi) and a ductility of at least 15% EL are desired. Furthermore, the final diameter must be 7.6 mm (0.30 in.). Explain how this can be accomplished, using cal
Other   cloveb   464   Asked 7 years ago
In most team sports defense is almost always more difficult to play the offense. Explain why this is
In most team sports defense is almost always more difficult to play the offense. Explain why this is
I was doing some questions on my checklist but this one got me stumped.
   

    ???In most team sports defense is almost always more difficult to play the offense. Explain why this is by (a) providing a physiological explanation using a (b) labeled diagram of neural pathways.
Anatomy and Physiology   pepocho   465   Asked 11 years ago
Finding energy using wavelength
Finding energy using wavelength
An electron microscope employs a beam of electrons to obtain an image of an object. What energy must be imparted to each electron of the beam to obtain a wavelength of 28.0 pm? Obtain the energy in electron volts (eV). (1 eV = 1.602E-19 J, mass of electron = 9.1094E-31 kg).
Chemistry   kdol   465   Asked 9 years ago
Use the following table of progeny phenotypes for 7 different deletions
Use the following table of progeny phenotypes for 7 different deletions
Deletions can be used to map genes along a chromosome. In order to do this a series of crosses in which one parent is homozygous for a mutant allele is crossed with the other parent that is homozygous for a partial deletion of the region. The progeny are scored to determine whether they have the mutant phenotype ("m") or the wild-type phenotype ("+"). If a mutati
Genetics and Developmental Biology   sk2340   465   Asked 8 years ago
Calculate the molar enthalpy change of neutralisation of potassium carbonate. Assume that all ...
Calculate the molar enthalpy change of neutralisation of potassium carbonate. Assume that all ...
When 2.76g of potassium carbonate were added to 30.0cm^3 of 2.0mol/dm^3 hydrochloric acid, the temperature rose to 5.2°C. Write the equation for this reaction. Calculate the molar enthalpy change of neutralisation of potassium carbonate. Assume that all solutions have a density of 1.0g/cm^3
Chemistry   Christianah   465   Asked 6 years ago
A developmental psychologist who employs an interactionist model to study human development would ...
A developmental psychologist who employs an interactionist model to study human development would ...
A developmental psychologist who employs an interactionist model to study human development would examine which aspects of an individual's development?
Developmental Psychology   Jorin   465   Asked 6 years ago
Why is America supporting the FSA?
Why is America supporting the FSA?
I would like to know why the USA is backing up the Free Syrian Army?

Aren't the FSA the bad guys in this whole plot? They have burned down cities, destroyed monuments, murdered Christians, and have forced people out of their villages to say the least.

What's America's role in all this? Syria barely even has any resources, such as oil. Som
Off-Topic Room   nberkohs   466   Asked 11 years ago
A vehicle is misfiring on cylinders 2 and 3.
A vehicle is misfiring on cylinders 2 and 3.
A vehicle is misfiring on cylinders 2 and 3.  



Trades and Apprenticeship   roger.clark2   466   Asked 7 years ago
[Animation] - The Nerve Impulse
[Animation] - The Nerve Impulse
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Other   bio_man   467   Asked 8 years ago
Calculate the lung function for the subject:
Calculate the lung function for the subject:
I have worked out the inspiratory reserve volume to be 1.75dm^3.

I am not sure how to work out the expiratory volume and tidal volume.

I know the vital capacity is the sum of all three.
Anatomy and Physiology   roseparton   467   Asked 7 years ago
Learning Nursing
Learning Nursing
Can someone please help with this question?

A nurse is caring for a patient who has developed stage 1 pressure ulcer in the area of the right ischial tubersoity. which of the following should the nurse plan to apply to the ulcer?

a. nitric oxide
b. nystatin
c. papain-urea
d. polymyxin B
Other   Nurse Krysie   468   Asked 11 years ago
Plant pigments which can absorb light include
Plant pigments which can absorb light include
Plant pigments which can absorb light include
A) chlorophyll a.
B) chlorophyll b.
C) carotenoids and phycobilins.
D) All of the above.
E) A and B only.
Biochemistry   mikael   468   Asked 10 years ago
A plant species has 12 chromosomes in its diploid set. If you consider genetic recombination, how ma
A plant species has 12 chromosomes in its diploid set. If you consider genetic recombination, how ma
** A plant species has 12 chromosomes in its diploid set. If you consider genetic recombination, how many different gametes may be produced?

**In a species of plant, a cross between a homozygous blue-flowered plant and a homozygous red-flowered plant yields all yellow-flowered plants.
When F1 plants are crossed, phenotypes observed in the F2 progeny are:yellow, red,
News Articles and Discussion   naeem   468   Asked 8 years ago
Rank each of the six lunar positions from left to right based on the amount of t
Rank each of the six lunar positions from left to right based on the amount of t
Rank each of the six lunar positions from left to right based on the amount of the Moon’s illuminated surface that is visible from Earth, from greatest to least.
Physics   kode   469   Asked 9 years ago
how many genes are in the F2?
how many genes are in the F2?
how many genes contribute to tooth length
variation in saber tooth tigers?

 what phenotypic classes would you expect to
observe in the F2 generation?
Genetics and Developmental Biology   xg3r4dx   469   Asked 9 years ago
Question about logs... View the picture attached and please provide a solution to part B.
Question about logs... View the picture attached and please provide a solution to part B.
I tried to solve part b by using the value of loudness for loud snore from part a. Using the value, I found the intensity of the loud snore. And then used that intensity in a ratio with the less intense snore, and made the ratio equal to 316. From that I got the intensity for the less intense snore. I plugged that intensity into the formula given in the question to find the loudness
Mathematics   rubisco1   470   Asked 7 years ago
Hello, there. I need in biologist friends
Hello, there. I need in biologist friends
Hello! My name is Zhanna.  I am twenty. I am from Kazakhstan, Pavlodar. I study at the first course  of pedagigical university of my town. I  will be a teacher of biology and chemistry.  I have lectures on 3 language in education. These are english, kazakh and russian. I would like to improve my english skills and biological knoweleges, that's why I need in
Zoology and Botany   Zhanna   471   Asked 8 years ago
Thank you
Thank you
I'm so glad that I found this site!!! I do a lot of the work myself but often question myself so I appreciate this site for the hard work that they put into helping people like me!!!  :hey:See ya around!!!!
Off-Topic Room   Natjigga   472   Asked 12 years ago
Fusion of two mutant haploid cells to produce a cell that grows on minimal media
Fusion of two mutant haploid cells to produce a cell that grows on minimal media
I have attached the question(#25).Can someone please explain this conceptually.I know it has to do with complementation.
Genetics and Developmental Biology   s2kmanny   472   Asked 10 years ago
need help with confusing genetics problem
need help with confusing genetics problem
I can't figure out how to do the punnet square for any of this or what it all means? Can anyone please explain how to understand the solution? Looks like a bunch of letters and numbers to me.

Red-green color-blindness is an X-linked recessive trait in humans. Polydactyly (extra fingers and toes) is an autosomal dominant trait. Martha has normal fingers and toe
Genetics and Developmental Biology   centimetergrove   472   Asked 10 years ago
Factor by grouping examples
Factor by grouping examples
#9:   \(x^2+y^2+2xy-4\)

Rearrange

\(x^2+2xy+y^2-4\)

Factor the first three terms as your would a quadratic trinomial by trial and error \(\left(x^2+2xy+y^2\right)-4\). It becomes:

\(\left(x+y\right)\left(x+y\right)-4\)

Write t
Pre-calculus and Functions   Durham_College   472   Asked 5 years ago
Correctly label these two Mastering Bio diagrams about muscle/sacromeres
Correctly label these two Mastering Bio diagrams about muscle/sacromeres
Here are the screenshots!  Please help!
General Biology   tcc13c   473   Asked 10 years ago
Tyrosine kinase and blood pressure regulation
Tyrosine kinase and blood pressure regulation
I am having trouble answering this question for my physiology homework:

Using cell culture models, how would one determine the role of tyrosine kinases on blood pressure regulation?

And what are some of the possible limits to this study?


Thanks!
Genetics and Developmental Biology   jessicawcu   473   Asked 8 years ago
Chapter 3: Basic Pharmacology for Nurses, 16th Edition Test bank
Chapter 3: Basic Pharmacology for Nurses, 16th Edition Test bank
Chapter 3: Drug Action Across the Life Span

Test Bank

MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. What time will the trough blood level need to be drawn if the nurse administers the intravenous medication dose at 9:00 AM?

a.

6:30 AM

b.

8:30 AM

c.

9:30 AM

d.

11:30 AM

ANS: B
Pharmacology   homework1   473   Asked 5 years ago
New insights into how the brain reconstructs the third dimension
New insights into how the brain reconstructs the third dimension
New insights into how the brain reconstructs the third dimension



This is a new illusion in which random noise (left) is made to look like a 3-D shape (right).

A new visual illusion has shed light on a long-standin
News Articles and Discussion   bio_man   474   Asked 12 years ago
Neurobiology HELP!
Neurobiology HELP!
Hey! I have some neuronbio questions! HELP is greatly appreciated.
1. What can you say about Neuron 1 and 2? (see attachment 1)
a. Larger length constant, larger time constant, and smaller membrane resistance than 2.
b. Smaller length constant, smaller time constant, and smaller membrane resistance than 2.
c. Larger length constant, a smaller time constant, and
General Biology   aribeliu   475   Asked 11 years ago
Program in jsp for measuring q value
Program in jsp for measuring q value
Hello,


I am an academic lecturer in bioinformatics in Allahabad. How could we run an automation for measuring q value for whole proteome data set of Mgf format.

Either send answer to nvastav.ict@gmail.com

or at v28061980190259@gmail.com

neeraj
Computer Studies   nvastav   475   Asked 8 years ago
"tea" made by soaking the stem tips of willows in water overnight and then using
"tea" made by soaking the stem tips of willows in water overnight and then using
An old gardening folk tradition uses a "tea" made by soaking the stem tips of willows in water overnight and then using the tea to water cuttings. This is supposed to encourage root formation. Does it work? Why?
General Biology   tkale9129   475   Asked 7 years ago
What would you predict is the % solutes in our interstitial fluids? Explain.
What would you predict is the % solutes in our interstitial fluids? Explain.
 Grinning Face What would you predict is the % solutes in our interstitial fluids?  Explain why you chose the answer you chose. 
Anatomy and Physiology   Amandae26   475   Asked 7 years ago
Animation - PCR Reactions
Animation - PCR Reactions
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Other   bio_man   476   Asked 12 years ago
Does it have to grow bigger or downsize to accomplish its mission?
Does it have to grow bigger or downsize to accomplish its mission?
Since the attacks of 9/11, billions of dollars and countless resources have been committed and expended in the attempt to make the nation more secure. Homeland security is a massive enterprise that gets larger by the moment. What was once mostly a TSA/aviation concern has evolved into a multidimensional operation covering a broad array of disciplines. These include critical infrastr
Legal Studies   djones82   477   Asked 9 years ago
Which of the following images makes the best argument for recombination?
Which of the following images makes the best argument for recombination?
Alleles of many different genes have been implicated in inheritance of a predisposition to skin cancer. Two are BAP1 located at 3p21and CDKN2a located at 9p21.
Consider a man who has two different alleles of BAP1 (call them A and B) and two different alleles of CDKN2a (call them C and D). The man inherited the BAP1A and the CDKN2aD alleles from his mother. From his father
Cell Biology   kikiki   477   Asked 9 years ago
Constitutional Law help
Constitutional Law help
I have been stuck on these three questions for days and i'm not sure where to go to find them, the textbook I have is no help!!! PLEASE HELP!!!!!

1.I need two resons why amending the U.S constitution would be necessary versus passing a law including the Marbury v.Madison case and the U.S Term limits v Thorton case.. I am stuck and my text book is no help.

Legal Studies   ss1995   477   Asked 9 years ago
International Conference “Plant Genome Editing & Genome Engineering”
International Conference “Plant Genome Editing & Genome Engineering”
Welcome to the International Conference “Plant Genome Editing & Genome Engineering”!

Genome Editing and Genome Engineering are revolutionizing Life Sciences and Plant Biotechnology that seek to develop new technologies for the precise manipulation of genes and genomes in cellula and in vivo. In addition to its use for advancing our understanding of basic biology, geno
Off-Topic Room   AlisherTouraev   477   Asked 7 years ago
Why was Fukuzawa Yukichi considered a champion for public opinion?
Why was Fukuzawa Yukichi considered a champion for public opinion?
He organized Japan's first modern political party, the Seiyukai.


His writing promoted the ideal of anarchy.


He championed rights for minorities in Japan.


As an editor of a newspaper, his views were widely discussed.
History   John Smith   477   Asked 5 years ago
What is the condition under which an enzyme is defined as having a “ping-pong”
What is the condition under which an enzyme is defined as having a “ping-pong”
What is the condition under which an enzyme is defined as having a “ping-pong” mechanism?
A.  Enzyme (or enzyme/prosthetic group) is modified by substrate
B.  The enzyme has a dissociable coenzyme
C.  The first substrate on and the last product off show competitive binding
D.  The reaction is bimolecular
E.  The two substrates bind i
Biochemistry   couple007   478   Asked 10 years ago
An AABbccDdEeFF individual is crossed with an individual with the genotype AaBBC
An AABbccDdEeFF individual is crossed with an individual with the genotype AaBBC
Question: An AABbccDdEeFF individual is crossed with an individual with the genotype AaBBCCDdEeff. What is the probability that their offspring will have the genotype AaBBCcddEEFf?

Can someone help and explain how to figure this out?
thanks,
Genetics and Developmental Biology   nsch22   478   Asked 10 years ago
What are the three main ion channels involved in the cardiac action potential? (
What are the three main ion channels involved in the cardiac action potential? (
What are the three main ion channels involved in the cardiac action potential? (2 marks)
Post Merge: 9 years ago

oscilloscope measure?
General Biology   tuombe   478   Asked 9 years ago
How many electrons could be described by the quantum numbers n=2 and ms=+1/2? 1
How many electrons could be described by the quantum numbers n=2 and ms=+1/2? 1
How many electrons could be described by the quantum numbers n=2 and ms=+1/2?

1. 2
2. 1
3. 8
4. 16
5. 4
Chemistry   quixie   478   Asked 8 years ago
Lymphoid stem cell myeloid stem cell hemocytoblast megakaryocytes
Lymphoid stem cell myeloid stem cell hemocytoblast megakaryocytes
lymphoid stem cell

myeloid stem cell

hemocytoblast

megakaryocytes
Anatomy and Physiology   ninaaden   479   Asked 7 years ago
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