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Step1 In the second period Li has the highest second ionization energy as the 2nd electron is being removed from a stable 1s2 configuration. Step2 Be has lowest 2nd ionization energy ; as removal of 2 electrons leads to a stable 1s2 configuration. Step3 O has highest 2nd ionization energy as the 2nd electron is being removed from a half filled 2p subshell. N has lowest as removal is from a partly filled 2p shell. Also between N and F ; following the general periodic trend N has second ionization energy less than F. Solution Step1 In the second period Li has the highest second ionization energy as the 2nd electron is being removed from a stable 1s2 configuration. Step2 Be has lowest 2nd ionization energy ; as removal of 2 electrons leads to a stable 1s2 configuration. Step3 O has highest 2nd ionization energy as the 2nd electron is being removed from a half filled 2p subshell. N has lowest as removal is from a partly filled 2p shell. Also between N and F ; following the general periodic trend N has second ionization energy less than F..

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Calcium Chloride Anhydrous calcium chloride is a very hygroscopic compound, meaning that it readily absorbs water. It can even dissolve, in fact, in the water it absorbs from the surrounding atmosphere. Calcium chloride pellets in a drying tube act as desiccants or drying agents, removing moisture from the air that flows through them. Features A calcium chloride drying tube contains calcium chloride pellets at the top and bottom, held in place by plugs made of glass wool. As air flows through the wool and the calcium chloride, it is de-humidified so that the air entering the reaction chamber contains little or no moisture. Significance A reaction involving gases could potentially shatter a sealed vessel; it may not be desirable, however, to allow air moisture to enter the chamber. A drying tube relieves pressure inside the reaction vessel by allowing gases to escape while preventing moisture from contaminating the reactants. Solution Calcium Chloride Anhydrous calcium chloride is a very hygroscopic compound, meaning that it readily absorbs water. It can even dissolve, in fact, in the water it absorbs from the surrounding atmosphere. Calcium chloride pellets in a drying tube act as desiccants or drying agents, removing moisture from the air that flows through them. Features A calcium chloride drying tube contains calcium chloride pellets at the top and bottom, held in place by plugs made of glass wool. As air flows through the wool and the calcium chloride, it is de-humidified so that the air entering the reaction chamber contains little or no moisture. Significance A reaction involving gases could potentially shatter a sealed vessel; it may not be desirable, however, to allow air moisture to enter the chamber. A drying tube relieves pressure inside the reaction vessel by allowing gases to escape while preventing moisture from contaminating the reactants..

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benyne can be both the most stable and an unstable molecule ... unstability is caused by its triple bond .. but with resonance and a ortho substitution this molecule turnes into the most stable molecule in organic chemistry Solution benyne can be both the most stable and an unstable molecule ... unstability is caused by its triple bond .. but with resonance and a ortho substitution this molecule turnes into the most stable molecule in organic chemistry.

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The purpose of this research was to analyze Microsoft Windows event logs for artifacts that may be pertinent to an investigation. How are investigators using Windows event logs in forensic investigations? How do investigators approach the various types of breaches when collecting data from Windows event logs? What are the best practices to analyze Windows event logs? The world of Digital Forensics is expanding each day. There are many OSs available for use by professionals and casual users to choose from. In 2013 the three main OSs in use on nontablet computers are Windows, Linux and Mac OS. This research focuses on the Windows OS. The first version of Windows was Windows 1.0 which was released in 1985 (Microsoft, 2013). Since that time, there have been 8 major new Windows releases. Table 1 lists Windows OS and their release dates. Table 1 Windows OS Release Years Windows 1.0 1985 Windows 2.0 1987 Windows 3.0 1990 Windows 95 1995 Windows 98 1998 Windows XP 2001 Windows Vista 2006 Windows 7 2009 Windows 8 2012 Note. This table illustrates the various Window OS and when they were released by Microsoft. Mark Hackman (2013), a staff writer for PC World, reports that according to Net Applications’ NetMarketshare tracker in June 2013, about 44.37% of computers are using Windows 7 and another 5.1% are using Windows 8. The newest Windows OS update, Windows 2 8.1, was released to manufacturers on August 27, 2013 (Endler, 2013). Most businesses and home users choose Windows based systems over Macs due to the lower operational and training costs (Menga, 2008). These statistics indicate that over half of the computers currently used are Windows based systems. The amount of Windows based systems in use by businesses and home users gives criminals a broader range of computers to break into for any type of data theft. Home users typically do not keep their systems as secure as they should (Byrne, Howe, Ray, Roberts, & Urbanska, 2012). Programmers often design computer hacking techniques called \"hacks\" to test certain scenarios. Regardless of the purpose they were designed, organized cyber criminals who are computer savvy often employ these hacks for nefarious purposes. The criminals either buy a hack from the author or they find it on a hacking website (Jordan, 1998). Cyber criminals will break into home user systems in order to build a network to attack a corporate or government target (Wash, 2010). This intrusion and victimization of another\'s computer is called a Botnet. The number of Windows event logs has grown over the years. For instance, prior to Windows Vista, there were only three main logs in the event viewer, System, Security and Application. Today there are application specific logs and service logs as well in the main event viewer. There are an additional 100 plus log files, but this research focused on the main three, System, Security and Application. Windows event logs are used to help correlate and prove that certain actions occurred at .

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The soil is an important medium that supports life to various plants and animals. It forms an intricate ecosystem where variety of living organisms survive which include earthworms, nematodes, protozoans, fungi and collembolans (insects). Each of these organisms has their own importance in the soil. Together they contribute in recycling of nutrients and makes the soil fertile.The dead organic matter in soil, like plant residues act as carbon source for these organism and are stored as biomass. Earthworm makes the soil porous, which invites more air and water in soil. athey breakdown dead organic matter into simpler forms, suitable for bacteria and fungi. They also help in mixing of soil which adds to fertility of soil. Bacteria and fungi further decompose and release nutrients into the soil. Bacteria called Actinomycetes even digests the lignin and cellulose of plant residues into simple nutrients and adds to soil. Protozoa and nematodes mineralize nutrients and make them available for plants and other soil organisms. Protozoans feed on bacteria and regulate bacteria and algae populations. Nematodes too feed on bacteria and fungi and release nitrogen as ammonium ions that can be readily used by plants. Collembola, eats mycorrhizae on roots which stimulate the growth of the symbiont and improves the growth of the plant. In addition to it, Collembola also consumes the pest fungi and reduces diseases. Solution The soil is an important medium that supports life to various plants and animals. It forms an intricate ecosystem where variety of living organisms survive which include earthworms, nematodes, protozoans, fungi and collembolans (insects). Each of these organisms has their own importance in the soil. Together they contribute in recycling of nutrients and makes the soil fertile.The dead organic matter in soil, like plant residues act as carbon source for these organism and are stored as biomass. Earthworm makes the soil porous, which invites more air and water in soil. athey breakdown dead organic matter into simpler forms, suitable for bacteria and fungi. They also help in mixing of soil which adds to fertility of soil. Bacteria and fungi further decompose and release nutrients into the soil. Bacteria called Actinomycetes even digests the lignin and cellulose of plant residues into simple nutrients and adds to soil. Protozoa and nematodes mineralize nutrients and make them available for plants and other soil organisms. Protozoans feed on bacteria and regulate bacteria and algae populations. Nematodes too feed on bacteria and fungi and release nitrogen as ammonium ions that can be readily used by plants. Collembola, eats mycorrhizae on roots which stimulate the growth of the symbiont and improves the growth of the plant. In addition to it, Collembola also consumes the pest fungi and reduces diseases..

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stakeholder is the person or community who directly or indirectly relates with the firm. they may be shareholders, creditors, customers, employees, government and society also. here the correct answer is option C Solution stakeholder is the person or community who directly or indirectly relates with the firm. they may be shareholders, creditors, customers, employees, government and society also. here the correct answer is option C.

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Let us look at e. Case i: Toyota does not belong to Alice. Let us see what we shall get in this case. Toyota : green (since we assumed toyota does not belong to alice and in this case by e it is green) Alice : volkswagen : red (since toyota is green and Alice car is not blue by d) Now Ford :blue (only left color) Now since we have ford is blue f says volkswagen is green, a contradiction to the fact that we got volkswagen as red. Thus case i is not possible. So case ii : \" Toyota belongs to Alice \" should be true Alice : Toyota : Now Since Alice car color is not blue, Toyota should be green or red, this by g says Bob does not own a Ford. Thus Bob owns volkswagen, the only remaining possibility Bob : Volkswagen: and hence Chris : Ford We only need to determine colors now Now Blue Alice car is not blue, so either blue car belongs to Bob or blue car is a Ford, so by f volkswagen is green and then Toyota is left only with red( since it is red or green and volkswagen is already red), after that Ford becomes blue, the noly color remaining Alice : Toyota : red Bob: volkswagen : green Chris : Ford : blue Solution Let us look at e. Case i: Toyota does not belong to Alice. Let us see what we shall get in this case. Toyota : green (since we assumed toyota does not belong to alice and in this case by e it is green) Alice : volkswagen : red (since toyota is green and Alice car is not blue by d) Now Ford :blue (only left color) Now since we have ford is blue f says volkswagen is green, a contradiction to the fact that we got volkswagen as red. Thus case i is not possible. So case ii : \" Toyota belongs to Alice \" should be true Alice : Toyota : Now Since Alice car color is not blue, Toyota should be green or red, this by g says Bob does not own a Ford. Thus Bob owns volkswagen, the only remaining possibility Bob : Volkswagen: and hence Chris : Ford We only need to determine colors now Now Blue Alice car is not blue, so either blue car belongs to Bob or blue car is a Ford, so by f volkswagen is green and then Toyota is left only with red( since it is red or green and volkswagen is already red), after that Ford becomes blue, the noly color remaining Alice : Toyota : red Bob: volkswagen : green Chris : Ford : blue.

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