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The document discusses various sources of energy including kilowatts, solar (active, passive, photovoltaic), wind, geothermal, hydroelectric, nuclear (fission, fusion), biofuels, natural gas (liquid, coal gasification), cogeneration, synfuels, synthetic natural gas, crude oil, coal, bitumen, oil sands, oil shale, kerogen, and petrochemicals derived from fossil fuels. It also mentions concepts like energy conservation, net energy, and hazards of nuclear energy like meltdowns and radiation.
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The document discusses the differences between the metric and standard/English systems of measurement. The metric system uses a base-10 system which makes conversions easier compared to the base-12 English system. Most countries use the metric system, with the only other country still using English being Myanmar. While the US still uses English measurements for convenience and cost reasons, the metric system is easier to use and is the universal standard for science. The document then explains the metric system prefixes and how to use them to convert between different metric units of measurement.
Student safety presentation
This document provides guidelines for students on laboratory safety. It outlines proper procedures for protecting eyes, skin, hands, respiratory system, hair, and mouth from hazards. Students should wear safety goggles and gloves when using chemicals, glassware or compressed gases. Any exposures should be washed for 5-15 minutes. Volatile chemicals must be used in the ventilation hood. Food and drink are prohibited in the lab. Hazardous waste must be disposed of properly. Students should notify the instructor immediately in the event of any accident or emergency.
Dimensional analysis
This document provides an overview of dimensional analysis and mole calculations. It lists key skills needed like unit conversion and understanding the mole. It directs the reader to an online tutorial on mathematical problem solving without changing quantities. The reader is asked to feel comfortable with examples 1-5 and spend time on problem 6 before moving on. Finally, it poses 4 sample problems involving calculating grams, moles, and atoms and provides the answers.
Mining and Resource depletion
This document defines key geology and mining terms including: the layers of the Earth, types of rocks formed by heat and pressure, plate tectonics, magma/lava, depletion time for mineral resources, types of mining including subsurface, surface, strip and open pit mining, and issues with mining such as resource depletion and environmental damage.
Water Resources
This document contains definitions for various terms related to water resources and water pollution including: aquifers, chlorinated hydrocarbons, inorganic fertilizers, desalination, dissolved oxygen, eutrophication, evaporation, floodplains, groundwater, natural capital, natural recharge, nondegradable pollutants, oxygen demanding wastes, point sources, primary and secondary sewage treatment, recharge areas, reliable runoff, salinity, saltwater intrusion, sedimentary rocks, septic tanks, sludge, surface runoff, water pollution, water tables, zones of aeration and saturation, and zoning regulations.
Catcher Daily Work
The catcher's daily work includes stretching, fundamental throwing drills, distance throws, passed ball drills from both the forehand and backhand positions, catching and posing drills, framing pitches, blocking drills in the dirt, and fielding bunt practice if time allows.
Community Ecology
Community ecology examines the distribution, abundance, and interactions between populations within an ecosystem. It studies patterns such as species richness, equitability, productivity, and food web structure, as well as processes like predator-prey dynamics, succession, and community assembly. These patterns and processes are analyzed across space and time at different scales. Key aspects include predator-prey relationships, species richness, productivity, and food webs.
Point Quarter Sampling
Point quarter sampling is a method used to estimate the relative frequency and basal area of trees in a forest. It involves dividing the area around a sampling point into four quarters and recording tree data in each quarter, such as the tree species and its diameter, to calculate the proportion of the forest made up of different species and the total area covered by tree trunks.
Point Quarter Sampling
The document discusses key concepts related to natural selection and evolution, including artificial selection versus natural selection, survival of the fittest, adaptive radiation, divergent evolution, convergent evolution, gradualism, genetic drift, reproductive isolation, and extinction. Natural selection leads to organisms developing traits that help them survive given their environment, while artificial selection involves human-directed changes to organism traits.
Chem Equations
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Classification
The document provides an overview of how living things are classified, beginning with the largest groupings (kingdoms) and becoming more specific down to genus and species levels. It discusses key characteristics used to classify organisms, such as cell structure, reproduction methods, feeding behaviors, etc. Example organisms are provided for different kingdoms including Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia. Within Animalia, invertebrate and vertebrate phyla are described along with characteristics used to distinguish them.
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Energy
- 1. Kilowatt What’s a Kilowatt ??? Power= E/T
- 2. Energy Conservation Where do you see areas for energy conservation?
- 3. Net energy: Energy given versus energy used
- 4. Active Solar Heating System
- 5. Passive Solar System: All about structure, and position
- 6. Photovoltaic cell (solar cell, collector)
- 7. Windfarm
- 9. Hydroelectric Power Plant Hydropower
- 10. Fissionable Isotope Critical mass Hazards: Meltdown (China syndrome), storage, radiation Nuclear change with energy release
- 11. Nuclear Fusion: Ohhh the potential
- 12. Biofuel Problem: More CO2 footprint used to develop the fuel, competition for food
- 13. Liquid Natural Gas Why: Easier storage and mobility, slightly less volatile
- 14. Coal Gasification Cleaner fuel
- 15. Cogeneration Combined heat and power
- 16. Synfuel NOT made from crude oil
- 17. Synthetic Natural Gas (SNG) Gas from coal
- 18. Crude Oil Hydrocarbon with a lot of energy available in it for combustion and plastics May be harmful to your health
- 19. Coal uses
- 20. Bitument and Oil Sand Oil Sand
- 21. Oil Shale and Kerogen More of the same problem
- 23. Fossil Fuel