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These peaks come from C-H stretching modes within the polyethylene support itself. Polyethylene is composed of repeating -CH2-CH2- units; the C-H bonds within this structure absorb in the IR region, giving rise to the two spikes mentioned. Solution These peaks come from C-H stretching modes within the polyethylene support itself. Polyethylene is composed of repeating -CH2-CH2- units; the C-H bonds within this structure absorb in the IR region, giving rise to the two spikes mentioned..
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You can add any fractions with like denominators by simpling adding .pdf
You can add any fractions with like denominators by simpling adding the numerators (the tops of
the fractions) and keeping the denominator (the bottoms of the fractions) the same.
In this case 7/10 +5/10 =12/10.
An improper fraction is any fraction where the numorator (top) is a larger number the the
denominator (bottom). To simpliy an improper fraction you divide the numorator by the
denominator.
12/10 simplifed would be 12 divided by 10. (I always tell my student to just think of a fraction
bar as a division symbol since that is really all it is)
10 goes into the number 12 one time so our whole number is 1. We have a remainder of 2 so that
becomes the numorator (or the top) of our new fraction. The denominator does not change. So
our mixed number is now 1 and 2/10.
However, we are not done yet as the answer is not simplifed. Simplified fractions are fractions
where the numorator and denominator share no factors in common. Since 10 and 2 both have a
factor of 2 (2x5=10 and 2x1=2) we can divide both the numerator and denominator by the
number 2 to further simplify our fraction.
2 goes into 2 one time so our new simplified numorator is 1. 2 goes into 10 five times so our
simplified new denominator is 5. So our fractional part of our mixed number simplifes to 1/5.
When we put our simplifed fraction together with the whole number we found earlier you get a
final answer of 1 and 1/5.
Solution
You can add any fractions with like denominators by simpling adding the numerators (the tops of
the fractions) and keeping the denominator (the bottoms of the fractions) the same.
In this case 7/10 +5/10 =12/10.
An improper fraction is any fraction where the numorator (top) is a larger number the the
denominator (bottom). To simpliy an improper fraction you divide the numorator by the
denominator.
12/10 simplifed would be 12 divided by 10. (I always tell my student to just think of a fraction
bar as a division symbol since that is really all it is)
10 goes into the number 12 one time so our whole number is 1. We have a remainder of 2 so that
becomes the numorator (or the top) of our new fraction. The denominator does not change. So
our mixed number is now 1 and 2/10.
However, we are not done yet as the answer is not simplifed. Simplified fractions are fractions
where the numorator and denominator share no factors in common. Since 10 and 2 both have a
factor of 2 (2x5=10 and 2x1=2) we can divide both the numerator and denominator by the
number 2 to further simplify our fraction.
2 goes into 2 one time so our new simplified numorator is 1. 2 goes into 10 five times so our
simplified new denominator is 5. So our fractional part of our mixed number simplifes to 1/5.
When we put our simplifed fraction together with the whole number we found earlier you get a
final answer of 1 and 1/5..
y axisSolutiony axis.pdf
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We need more information.SolutionWe need more information..pdf
We need more information to fully understand and summarize this document. It is very short, only repeating the phrase "We need more information" without providing any context or details about the topic being discussed. More context and substance would be needed to generate an informative summary.
Utilitarianism is a form ofconsequentialism, which states that the c.pdf
Utilitarianism is a form ofconsequentialism, which states that the consequences of any action are
the only standard of right and wrong. This view can be contrasted or combined with virtue ethics
which holds virtue as a moral good.
Intrinsic Good & Instrumental Good :
Rule-utilitarianism :
Rule utilitarianism is a form of utilitarianism that says an action is right as it conforms to a rule
that leads to the greatest good, or that \"the rightness or wrongness of a particular action is a
function of the correctness of the rule of which it is an instance.
Rights, Legal Rights, Moral Rights, negative rights, positive rights & contractual rights :
Legal rights are those bestowed onto a person by a given legal system.
Moral rights are rights of creators of copyrighted works generally recognized in civil law
jurisdictions and, to a lesser extent, in some common law jurisdictions. They include the right of
attribution, the right to have a work published anonymously or pseudonymously, and the right to
the integrity of the work.
The libertarian view on rights :
Natural-rights libertarianism refers to the view that all individuals possess certain natural or
moral rights, mainly a right of individual sovereignty, and that therefore acts of initiation of force
and fraud are rights-violations and that is sufficient reason to oppose those acts. This is one of
the two ethical view points within right-libertarianism, the other being consequentialist
libertarianism, which only takes into account the consequences of actions and rules when judging
them, and holds that free markets and strong private property rights have good consequences.
Distributive Justice, Fundamantal & Material principal of distributive justice
Distributive justice concerns the nature of a socially just allocation of goods in a society. A
society in which incidental inequalities in outcome do not arise would be considered a society
guided by the principles of distributive justice. The concept includes the available quantities of
goods, the process by which goods are to be distributed, and the resulting allocation of the goods
to the members of the society.
Distributive justice is concerned with the fair allocation of resources among diverse members of
a community. Fair allocation typically takes into account the total amount of goods to be
distributed, the distributing procedure, and the pattern of distribution that results.
Various principles might determine of how goods are distributed as under :-
Capitalist Justice, Socialist Justice, L justice, :
Capitalist Justice is the justice that is supported and served by the capitalist person or individual,
one who supports the tenets of capitalism.
Socialist Justice is the justice that is supported and served by the socialistlist person or
individual, one who supports the tenets of socialism.
Principle of equal liberty, Difference Principle, Principle of fair equality of opportunity :
Difference Principle : The Difference Principle regulates ineq.
Typical system servicesProgram executionIO operationsFile Sy.pdf
Typical system services:
Program execution
I/O operations
File System manipulation
Communication
Error Detection
Resource Allocation
Protection
Cyber security or IT security is the safety of information systems from theft or damage to the
hardware, the software, and the information, as well as from disturbance or misdirection of the
services they give.
The single most significant step in protecting data from loss is to back it up frequently. To keep
others out of your data, the primary step is to put permissions on the data files and folders. Many
efficiency applications, such as Microsoft Office uses and Adobe Acrobat, will permit you to set
passwords on personal documents. Windows 2000, XP Pro, and Server 2003 maintain the
Encrypting File System (EFS). There are a lot of third-party products accessible that will allow
encrypting a complete disk. A public key infrastructure (PKI) is a system for managing
public/private key couples and digital credentials. You can utilize a steganography program to
conceal data inside other data. Data can be captured while it\'s itinerant over the network by a
hacker with sniffer software. Data that send through a wireless network is especially subject to
interception than that send over an Ethernet network. If you need to send data to others but are
concerned about protecting it once it departs your own system, you can employ Windows Rights
Management Services (RMS) to manage what the recipients are clever to do with it. Port
Scanning is the name for the method used to recognize open ports and services accessible on a
network host. It is occasionally utilized by security methods to audit computers for
vulnerabilities; but, it is also utilized by hackers to object
Solution
Typical system services:
Program execution
I/O operations
File System manipulation
Communication
Error Detection
Resource Allocation
Protection
Cyber security or IT security is the safety of information systems from theft or damage to the
hardware, the software, and the information, as well as from disturbance or misdirection of the
services they give.
The single most significant step in protecting data from loss is to back it up frequently. To keep
others out of your data, the primary step is to put permissions on the data files and folders. Many
efficiency applications, such as Microsoft Office uses and Adobe Acrobat, will permit you to set
passwords on personal documents. Windows 2000, XP Pro, and Server 2003 maintain the
Encrypting File System (EFS). There are a lot of third-party products accessible that will allow
encrypting a complete disk. A public key infrastructure (PKI) is a system for managing
public/private key couples and digital credentials. You can utilize a steganography program to
conceal data inside other data. Data can be captured while it\'s itinerant over the network by a
hacker with sniffer software. Data that send through a wireless network is especially subject to
interception than that send over an Ethernet network.
This is a fun problem. How often do you get to think about a compoun.pdf
This is a fun problem. How often do you get to think about a compound that is more soluble in
strong base and strong acid? Pretty nifty!
a. In very acidic solution La Chateliers shows that reaction will shift to products
Al(OH)3(s) + 3H+ ----> Al3+ + 3H2O EQN 1
or if you start with acidic solution and then add ions
Al3+ + OH- + H+ ----> Al3+ + H2O
In very basic solution there are so many OH- ions that probability is high that four will be near
each AL3+
Al 3+ +4OH- -----> Al(OH)4-
b. S has two terms, the first is large when [H+] is high the second one is large when [H+] is low.
For the first term using chemical EQN 1
[Al-] [H2O]3
Ksp = ----------------
[H+]3
To get [Al-] all alone in the numerator we multiply both sides by con of H+ cubed and divide by
water cubed gets [Al-], so
[Al-] = [H+]^3 * Ksp/Kwater^3
For the second term
K is given as[Al(OH-)4]/[OH-]
If this is multiplied by [H+][OH-] , which is Kwater, and divided by [H+] the result is
[Al(OH-)4][H+][OH-]/[OH-][H+] = [Al(OH-)]
adding the first and seond terms gives
S = [Al3+] + [Al(OH-)]
Solution
This is a fun problem. How often do you get to think about a compound that is more soluble in
strong base and strong acid? Pretty nifty!
a. In very acidic solution La Chateliers shows that reaction will shift to products
Al(OH)3(s) + 3H+ ----> Al3+ + 3H2O EQN 1
or if you start with acidic solution and then add ions
Al3+ + OH- + H+ ----> Al3+ + H2O
In very basic solution there are so many OH- ions that probability is high that four will be near
each AL3+
Al 3+ +4OH- -----> Al(OH)4-
b. S has two terms, the first is large when [H+] is high the second one is large when [H+] is low.
For the first term using chemical EQN 1
[Al-] [H2O]3
Ksp = ----------------
[H+]3
To get [Al-] all alone in the numerator we multiply both sides by con of H+ cubed and divide by
water cubed gets [Al-], so
[Al-] = [H+]^3 * Ksp/Kwater^3
For the second term
K is given as[Al(OH-)4]/[OH-]
If this is multiplied by [H+][OH-] , which is Kwater, and divided by [H+] the result is
[Al(OH-)4][H+][OH-]/[OH-][H+] = [Al(OH-)]
adding the first and seond terms gives
S = [Al3+] + [Al(OH-)].
To setup the simplest IPv6 network you just have to boot up a host o.pdf
To setup the simplest IPv6 network you just have to boot up a host or two with a IPv6 enabled
operating system such as Ubuntu. Open a terminal and type:
\"ip -6 address list\"
You should see output similar to the following:
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4
5
6
1: lo: mtu 65536
inet6 ::1/128 scope host
valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever
2: eth0: mtu 1500
qlen 1000 inet6 fe80::922b:34ff:fe7b:6ff1/64 scope link
valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever,multicast,up,lower_up>,up,lower_up>
IPv6 link local addresses have been assigned automatically to any interfaces that you have. The
IPv6 localhost address (IPv4 127.0.0.1) is ::1/128. You can do the same on another host to gets it
IPv6 link local address and then do a IPv6 ping with \"ping6\" - note the 6.
1
ping6 fe80::922b:34ff:fe7b:6ff1
The fe80::/64 network prefix is the link local network as explained in the table above. It should
be the only IPv6 network address you will see across different physical networks. In fact every
host on an IPv6 network must have an link local address (fe80::/64).
Host Identifier Generation
The host identifier portion of the link local address, the remaining 64 bits, is generated from the
mac address with a algorithm applied to extend the 48 bit mac address to the 64 bit host address
required for IPv6. See EUI64 for the algorithm used. The host identifier may also be manually
assigned by the system administrator. This introduces the risk of duplicate IP addresses being
assigned, so IPv6 has a duplicate address detection protocol that allows hosts to determine if
there is a conflict before assigning itself an address.
IPv6 configuration is done using layer 3 (network layer) protocols and not layer 2 (media layer
eg. Ethernet) as with IPv4; so a valid IPv6 address is required before any additional
configuration can be done. Of couese it also allows for zero config simple networks.
Steps to Configure the Router Advertisement Service
The advertisement service can run on any Linux box, but that box will become the default route
for IPv6 traffic. In future your ADSL router will provide router advertisement services. First
assign the Linux box a static IPv6 address from the ULA network: (In the examples that follow I
use the fd5f:12c9:2201::/48 ULA routing prefix and I have chosen fd5f:12c9:2201:1::/64 as the
network prefix. (ie :1 is the subnet id).
Configure a static IPv6 on Ubuntu
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sudo vi /etc/network/interfaces
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7
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet6 static
address fd5d:12c9:2201:1::1
netmask 64
autoconf 0
dad-attempts 0
accept_ra 0
Now we need to install the router advertisement service:
Router Advertisement Daemon Configuration
sudo apt-get install radvd
vi /etc/radvd.conf
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interface eth0
{
AdvSendAdvert on;
prefix fd5d:12c9:2201:1::1/64 {
AdvOnLink on;
AdvAutonomous on;
};
#Send DNS Server setting - assumes there is a DNS server setup at the address below
RDNSS fd5d:12c9:2201:1::2{
};
};
Restart the service and then on a client restart the network. You should .
The term MULTIPLE ALLELE refers to a series of atleast three allelic.pdf
The term MULTIPLE ALLELE refers to a series of atleast three allelic or alternative form of a
gene with only two that are able to exist in a diploid individual. The multiple alleles are
responsible for the differences in the phenotypic expression of a given trait.
Its like having two alleles.
There are three allele which control the ABO blood group. Odf there are more than two alleles,
then its called as multiple allele.
The allele IA corresponds to blood group A (genotype IAIA) and the allele IB corresponds to
blood group B (genotype IBIB) , both of these are dominant and therefore, if both are present
together, i.e. IAIB then they together form blood group AB ( genotype IAIB). Both affect the
phenotype since they are both codominant. Co-dominant alleles are pairs of alleles that both
affect the phenotype when present together in a heterozygote. The allele i is recessive to both IA
and IB , so if you have the genotype IAi you will have blood group A and if you have genotype
IB i you will have blood group B. However, if you have the genotype ii , then you will be
homozygous for i and will be of blood group O.
Solution
The term MULTIPLE ALLELE refers to a series of atleast three allelic or alternative form of a
gene with only two that are able to exist in a diploid individual. The multiple alleles are
responsible for the differences in the phenotypic expression of a given trait.
Its like having two alleles.
There are three allele which control the ABO blood group. Odf there are more than two alleles,
then its called as multiple allele.
The allele IA corresponds to blood group A (genotype IAIA) and the allele IB corresponds to
blood group B (genotype IBIB) , both of these are dominant and therefore, if both are present
together, i.e. IAIB then they together form blood group AB ( genotype IAIB). Both affect the
phenotype since they are both codominant. Co-dominant alleles are pairs of alleles that both
affect the phenotype when present together in a heterozygote. The allele i is recessive to both IA
and IB , so if you have the genotype IAi you will have blood group A and if you have genotype
IB i you will have blood group B. However, if you have the genotype ii , then you will be
homozygous for i and will be of blood group O..
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You can add any fractions with like denominators by simpling adding .pdf
You can add any fractions with like denominators by simpling adding the numerators (the tops of
the fractions) and keeping the denominator (the bottoms of the fractions) the same.
In this case 7/10 +5/10 =12/10.
An improper fraction is any fraction where the numorator (top) is a larger number the the
denominator (bottom). To simpliy an improper fraction you divide the numorator by the
denominator.
12/10 simplifed would be 12 divided by 10. (I always tell my student to just think of a fraction
bar as a division symbol since that is really all it is)
10 goes into the number 12 one time so our whole number is 1. We have a remainder of 2 so that
becomes the numorator (or the top) of our new fraction. The denominator does not change. So
our mixed number is now 1 and 2/10.
However, we are not done yet as the answer is not simplifed. Simplified fractions are fractions
where the numorator and denominator share no factors in common. Since 10 and 2 both have a
factor of 2 (2x5=10 and 2x1=2) we can divide both the numerator and denominator by the
number 2 to further simplify our fraction.
2 goes into 2 one time so our new simplified numorator is 1. 2 goes into 10 five times so our
simplified new denominator is 5. So our fractional part of our mixed number simplifes to 1/5.
When we put our simplifed fraction together with the whole number we found earlier you get a
final answer of 1 and 1/5.
Solution
You can add any fractions with like denominators by simpling adding the numerators (the tops of
the fractions) and keeping the denominator (the bottoms of the fractions) the same.
In this case 7/10 +5/10 =12/10.
An improper fraction is any fraction where the numorator (top) is a larger number the the
denominator (bottom). To simpliy an improper fraction you divide the numorator by the
denominator.
12/10 simplifed would be 12 divided by 10. (I always tell my student to just think of a fraction
bar as a division symbol since that is really all it is)
10 goes into the number 12 one time so our whole number is 1. We have a remainder of 2 so that
becomes the numorator (or the top) of our new fraction. The denominator does not change. So
our mixed number is now 1 and 2/10.
However, we are not done yet as the answer is not simplifed. Simplified fractions are fractions
where the numorator and denominator share no factors in common. Since 10 and 2 both have a
factor of 2 (2x5=10 and 2x1=2) we can divide both the numerator and denominator by the
number 2 to further simplify our fraction.
2 goes into 2 one time so our new simplified numorator is 1. 2 goes into 10 five times so our
simplified new denominator is 5. So our fractional part of our mixed number simplifes to 1/5.
When we put our simplifed fraction together with the whole number we found earlier you get a
final answer of 1 and 1/5..
y axisSolutiony axis.pdf
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We need more information.SolutionWe need more information..pdf
We need more information to fully understand and summarize this document. It is very short, only repeating the phrase "We need more information" without providing any context or details about the topic being discussed. More context and substance would be needed to generate an informative summary.
Utilitarianism is a form ofconsequentialism, which states that the c.pdf
Utilitarianism is a form ofconsequentialism, which states that the consequences of any action are
the only standard of right and wrong. This view can be contrasted or combined with virtue ethics
which holds virtue as a moral good.
Intrinsic Good & Instrumental Good :
Rule-utilitarianism :
Rule utilitarianism is a form of utilitarianism that says an action is right as it conforms to a rule
that leads to the greatest good, or that \"the rightness or wrongness of a particular action is a
function of the correctness of the rule of which it is an instance.
Rights, Legal Rights, Moral Rights, negative rights, positive rights & contractual rights :
Legal rights are those bestowed onto a person by a given legal system.
Moral rights are rights of creators of copyrighted works generally recognized in civil law
jurisdictions and, to a lesser extent, in some common law jurisdictions. They include the right of
attribution, the right to have a work published anonymously or pseudonymously, and the right to
the integrity of the work.
The libertarian view on rights :
Natural-rights libertarianism refers to the view that all individuals possess certain natural or
moral rights, mainly a right of individual sovereignty, and that therefore acts of initiation of force
and fraud are rights-violations and that is sufficient reason to oppose those acts. This is one of
the two ethical view points within right-libertarianism, the other being consequentialist
libertarianism, which only takes into account the consequences of actions and rules when judging
them, and holds that free markets and strong private property rights have good consequences.
Distributive Justice, Fundamantal & Material principal of distributive justice
Distributive justice concerns the nature of a socially just allocation of goods in a society. A
society in which incidental inequalities in outcome do not arise would be considered a society
guided by the principles of distributive justice. The concept includes the available quantities of
goods, the process by which goods are to be distributed, and the resulting allocation of the goods
to the members of the society.
Distributive justice is concerned with the fair allocation of resources among diverse members of
a community. Fair allocation typically takes into account the total amount of goods to be
distributed, the distributing procedure, and the pattern of distribution that results.
Various principles might determine of how goods are distributed as under :-
Capitalist Justice, Socialist Justice, L justice, :
Capitalist Justice is the justice that is supported and served by the capitalist person or individual,
one who supports the tenets of capitalism.
Socialist Justice is the justice that is supported and served by the socialistlist person or
individual, one who supports the tenets of socialism.
Principle of equal liberty, Difference Principle, Principle of fair equality of opportunity :
Difference Principle : The Difference Principle regulates ineq.
Typical system servicesProgram executionIO operationsFile Sy.pdf
Typical system services:
Program execution
I/O operations
File System manipulation
Communication
Error Detection
Resource Allocation
Protection
Cyber security or IT security is the safety of information systems from theft or damage to the
hardware, the software, and the information, as well as from disturbance or misdirection of the
services they give.
The single most significant step in protecting data from loss is to back it up frequently. To keep
others out of your data, the primary step is to put permissions on the data files and folders. Many
efficiency applications, such as Microsoft Office uses and Adobe Acrobat, will permit you to set
passwords on personal documents. Windows 2000, XP Pro, and Server 2003 maintain the
Encrypting File System (EFS). There are a lot of third-party products accessible that will allow
encrypting a complete disk. A public key infrastructure (PKI) is a system for managing
public/private key couples and digital credentials. You can utilize a steganography program to
conceal data inside other data. Data can be captured while it\'s itinerant over the network by a
hacker with sniffer software. Data that send through a wireless network is especially subject to
interception than that send over an Ethernet network. If you need to send data to others but are
concerned about protecting it once it departs your own system, you can employ Windows Rights
Management Services (RMS) to manage what the recipients are clever to do with it. Port
Scanning is the name for the method used to recognize open ports and services accessible on a
network host. It is occasionally utilized by security methods to audit computers for
vulnerabilities; but, it is also utilized by hackers to object
Solution
Typical system services:
Program execution
I/O operations
File System manipulation
Communication
Error Detection
Resource Allocation
Protection
Cyber security or IT security is the safety of information systems from theft or damage to the
hardware, the software, and the information, as well as from disturbance or misdirection of the
services they give.
The single most significant step in protecting data from loss is to back it up frequently. To keep
others out of your data, the primary step is to put permissions on the data files and folders. Many
efficiency applications, such as Microsoft Office uses and Adobe Acrobat, will permit you to set
passwords on personal documents. Windows 2000, XP Pro, and Server 2003 maintain the
Encrypting File System (EFS). There are a lot of third-party products accessible that will allow
encrypting a complete disk. A public key infrastructure (PKI) is a system for managing
public/private key couples and digital credentials. You can utilize a steganography program to
conceal data inside other data. Data can be captured while it\'s itinerant over the network by a
hacker with sniffer software. Data that send through a wireless network is especially subject to
interception than that send over an Ethernet network.
This is a fun problem. How often do you get to think about a compoun.pdf
This is a fun problem. How often do you get to think about a compound that is more soluble in
strong base and strong acid? Pretty nifty!
a. In very acidic solution La Chateliers shows that reaction will shift to products
Al(OH)3(s) + 3H+ ----> Al3+ + 3H2O EQN 1
or if you start with acidic solution and then add ions
Al3+ + OH- + H+ ----> Al3+ + H2O
In very basic solution there are so many OH- ions that probability is high that four will be near
each AL3+
Al 3+ +4OH- -----> Al(OH)4-
b. S has two terms, the first is large when [H+] is high the second one is large when [H+] is low.
For the first term using chemical EQN 1
[Al-] [H2O]3
Ksp = ----------------
[H+]3
To get [Al-] all alone in the numerator we multiply both sides by con of H+ cubed and divide by
water cubed gets [Al-], so
[Al-] = [H+]^3 * Ksp/Kwater^3
For the second term
K is given as[Al(OH-)4]/[OH-]
If this is multiplied by [H+][OH-] , which is Kwater, and divided by [H+] the result is
[Al(OH-)4][H+][OH-]/[OH-][H+] = [Al(OH-)]
adding the first and seond terms gives
S = [Al3+] + [Al(OH-)]
Solution
This is a fun problem. How often do you get to think about a compound that is more soluble in
strong base and strong acid? Pretty nifty!
a. In very acidic solution La Chateliers shows that reaction will shift to products
Al(OH)3(s) + 3H+ ----> Al3+ + 3H2O EQN 1
or if you start with acidic solution and then add ions
Al3+ + OH- + H+ ----> Al3+ + H2O
In very basic solution there are so many OH- ions that probability is high that four will be near
each AL3+
Al 3+ +4OH- -----> Al(OH)4-
b. S has two terms, the first is large when [H+] is high the second one is large when [H+] is low.
For the first term using chemical EQN 1
[Al-] [H2O]3
Ksp = ----------------
[H+]3
To get [Al-] all alone in the numerator we multiply both sides by con of H+ cubed and divide by
water cubed gets [Al-], so
[Al-] = [H+]^3 * Ksp/Kwater^3
For the second term
K is given as[Al(OH-)4]/[OH-]
If this is multiplied by [H+][OH-] , which is Kwater, and divided by [H+] the result is
[Al(OH-)4][H+][OH-]/[OH-][H+] = [Al(OH-)]
adding the first and seond terms gives
S = [Al3+] + [Al(OH-)].
To setup the simplest IPv6 network you just have to boot up a host o.pdf
To setup the simplest IPv6 network you just have to boot up a host or two with a IPv6 enabled
operating system such as Ubuntu. Open a terminal and type:
\"ip -6 address list\"
You should see output similar to the following:
1
2
3
4
5
6
1: lo: mtu 65536
inet6 ::1/128 scope host
valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever
2: eth0: mtu 1500
qlen 1000 inet6 fe80::922b:34ff:fe7b:6ff1/64 scope link
valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever,multicast,up,lower_up>,up,lower_up>
IPv6 link local addresses have been assigned automatically to any interfaces that you have. The
IPv6 localhost address (IPv4 127.0.0.1) is ::1/128. You can do the same on another host to gets it
IPv6 link local address and then do a IPv6 ping with \"ping6\" - note the 6.
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ping6 fe80::922b:34ff:fe7b:6ff1
The fe80::/64 network prefix is the link local network as explained in the table above. It should
be the only IPv6 network address you will see across different physical networks. In fact every
host on an IPv6 network must have an link local address (fe80::/64).
Host Identifier Generation
The host identifier portion of the link local address, the remaining 64 bits, is generated from the
mac address with a algorithm applied to extend the 48 bit mac address to the 64 bit host address
required for IPv6. See EUI64 for the algorithm used. The host identifier may also be manually
assigned by the system administrator. This introduces the risk of duplicate IP addresses being
assigned, so IPv6 has a duplicate address detection protocol that allows hosts to determine if
there is a conflict before assigning itself an address.
IPv6 configuration is done using layer 3 (network layer) protocols and not layer 2 (media layer
eg. Ethernet) as with IPv4; so a valid IPv6 address is required before any additional
configuration can be done. Of couese it also allows for zero config simple networks.
Steps to Configure the Router Advertisement Service
The advertisement service can run on any Linux box, but that box will become the default route
for IPv6 traffic. In future your ADSL router will provide router advertisement services. First
assign the Linux box a static IPv6 address from the ULA network: (In the examples that follow I
use the fd5f:12c9:2201::/48 ULA routing prefix and I have chosen fd5f:12c9:2201:1::/64 as the
network prefix. (ie :1 is the subnet id).
Configure a static IPv6 on Ubuntu
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sudo vi /etc/network/interfaces
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auto eth0
iface eth0 inet6 static
address fd5d:12c9:2201:1::1
netmask 64
autoconf 0
dad-attempts 0
accept_ra 0
Now we need to install the router advertisement service:
Router Advertisement Daemon Configuration
sudo apt-get install radvd
vi /etc/radvd.conf
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interface eth0
{
AdvSendAdvert on;
prefix fd5d:12c9:2201:1::1/64 {
AdvOnLink on;
AdvAutonomous on;
};
#Send DNS Server setting - assumes there is a DNS server setup at the address below
RDNSS fd5d:12c9:2201:1::2{
};
};
Restart the service and then on a client restart the network. You should .
The term MULTIPLE ALLELE refers to a series of atleast three allelic.pdf
The term MULTIPLE ALLELE refers to a series of atleast three allelic or alternative form of a
gene with only two that are able to exist in a diploid individual. The multiple alleles are
responsible for the differences in the phenotypic expression of a given trait.
Its like having two alleles.
There are three allele which control the ABO blood group. Odf there are more than two alleles,
then its called as multiple allele.
The allele IA corresponds to blood group A (genotype IAIA) and the allele IB corresponds to
blood group B (genotype IBIB) , both of these are dominant and therefore, if both are present
together, i.e. IAIB then they together form blood group AB ( genotype IAIB). Both affect the
phenotype since they are both codominant. Co-dominant alleles are pairs of alleles that both
affect the phenotype when present together in a heterozygote. The allele i is recessive to both IA
and IB , so if you have the genotype IAi you will have blood group A and if you have genotype
IB i you will have blood group B. However, if you have the genotype ii , then you will be
homozygous for i and will be of blood group O.
Solution
The term MULTIPLE ALLELE refers to a series of atleast three allelic or alternative form of a
gene with only two that are able to exist in a diploid individual. The multiple alleles are
responsible for the differences in the phenotypic expression of a given trait.
Its like having two alleles.
There are three allele which control the ABO blood group. Odf there are more than two alleles,
then its called as multiple allele.
The allele IA corresponds to blood group A (genotype IAIA) and the allele IB corresponds to
blood group B (genotype IBIB) , both of these are dominant and therefore, if both are present
together, i.e. IAIB then they together form blood group AB ( genotype IAIB). Both affect the
phenotype since they are both codominant. Co-dominant alleles are pairs of alleles that both
affect the phenotype when present together in a heterozygote. The allele i is recessive to both IA
and IB , so if you have the genotype IAi you will have blood group A and if you have genotype
IB i you will have blood group B. However, if you have the genotype ii , then you will be
homozygous for i and will be of blood group O..
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The document states that the solution is attached but does not provide any details about the solution or what it is attached to. It repeats the same sentence twice without providing additional context or information.
SO32- S.pdf
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Oxygen has 2 electrons in the first row S orbital.pdf
Oxygen has 2 electrons in the first row S orbital, 2 electrons in second row S
orbital, and 4 in the second row P orbital. The 2S and 2P tend to hybridize into an SP orbital
with 6 electrons -- in this case it has two sets of pair-bonded electrons and two lone electrons for
bonding therefore, 1s^(2)2s^(2)2p^(4) answer
Solution
Oxygen has 2 electrons in the first row S orbital, 2 electrons in second row S
orbital, and 4 in the second row P orbital. The 2S and 2P tend to hybridize into an SP orbital
with 6 electrons -- in this case it has two sets of pair-bonded electrons and two lone electrons for
bonding therefore, 1s^(2)2s^(2)2p^(4) answer.
millimoles of HCl = 150.6 = 9 KOH = 250.35 = 8.pdf
millimoles of HCl = 15*0.6 = 9 KOH = 25*0.35 = 8.75 so millimoles of H+ ions
(in form of HCl that remain un-neutralized) = 9-8.75 = 0.25 so [H+] = 0.25 millimoles or 2.5e-
4M pH = -log(2.5e-4) = 3.6
Solution
millimoles of HCl = 15*0.6 = 9 KOH = 25*0.35 = 8.75 so millimoles of H+ ions
(in form of HCl that remain un-neutralized) = 9-8.75 = 0.25 so [H+] = 0.25 millimoles or 2.5e-
4M pH = -log(2.5e-4) = 3.6.
Most meteors break apart (in flames) in the upper.pdf
Most meteors break apart (in flames) in the upper atmosphere. Therefore, although
it is possible, a magnetic field is rarely ever created.
Solution
Most meteors break apart (in flames) in the upper atmosphere. Therefore, although
it is possible, a magnetic field is rarely ever created..
I cant see all of it. .pdf
This very short document consists of a statement of inability to see something fully, followed by the word "Solution" with no further elaboration, and then a repetition of the original statement.
yes there are in the same direction only that is .pdf
yes there are in the same direction only that is directed towards the paper
Solution
yes there are in the same direction only that is directed towards the paper.
D. All the elements are arranged in order of incr.pdf
D. All the elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic weight. is wrong
Solution
D. All the elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic weight. is wrong.
Cl- is a better leaving group with compared to th.pdf
Cl- is a better leaving group with compared to the others (NH2-, Ch3-, OH-, H-)
Solution
Cl- is a better leaving group with compared to the others (NH2-, Ch3-, OH-, H-).
StratifiedSquamous epitheliumStratifiedSquamous epitheliumSi.pdf
Stratified
Squamous epithelium
Stratified
Squamous epithelium
Simple
Columnar
Epithelium
Simple
Columnar epithelium
Simple
Columnar EpitheliumFeatureMouthOesoophagusStomachSmall intestineLarge
intestineEpithelium
Stratified
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Stratified
Squamous epithelium
Simple
Columnar
Epithelium
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Columnar epithelium
Simple
Columnar EpitheliumChemical digestionCarbohydrates×ProtiensCarbis, protiens ,lipids, nucleic
acids×Absorptionslight amount of carbohydratesslight amount of waterSome protienscards,
protiens , fats, nucleic acidswater.
Solution
Stratified
Squamous epithelium
Stratified
Squamous epithelium
Simple
Columnar
Epithelium
Simple
Columnar epithelium
Simple
Columnar EpitheliumFeatureMouthOesoophagusStomachSmall intestineLarge
intestineEpithelium
Stratified
Squamous epithelium
Stratified
Squamous epithelium
Simple
Columnar
Epithelium
Simple
Columnar epithelium
Simple
Columnar EpitheliumChemical digestionCarbohydrates×ProtiensCarbis, protiens ,lipids, nucleic
acids×Absorptionslight amount of carbohydratesslight amount of waterSome protienscards,
protiens , fats, nucleic acidswater..
ResultEnter file name content.txt Enter word to count wor.pdf
Result:
Enter file name:
content.txt
Enter word to count:
world
Number of time world occured is 2
Solution
Result:
Enter file name:
content.txt
Enter word to count:
world
Number of time world occured is 2.
psychoactive drugs acts primarily upon the central nervous system wh.pdf
psychoactive drugs acts primarily upon the central nervous system where it alters brain function,
resulting in temporary changes in perception, mood, consciousness and behavior.
Solution
psychoactive drugs acts primarily upon the central nervous system where it alters brain function,
resulting in temporary changes in perception, mood, consciousness and behavior..
PopulationParameterStatisticsSolutionPopulation.pdf
This document discusses statistical concepts but provides limited information. It mentions population, parameter, and statistics but does not define or explain them. No context is given about a problem or solution.
pH value increases as [H+] value decreases; pH= -log([H+]) = -lo.pdf
pH value increases as [H+] value decreases;
pH= -log([H+]) = -log(10-8) =8 ;
we know that,
[H20]=[H+][OH-]=[10-14]
applying -log on both sides,
pH + pOH =14
there fore,
1) when pH=5 , pOH=9
2)when pH=8 , pOH =6
Solution
pH value increases as [H+] value decreases;
pH= -log([H+]) = -log(10-8) =8 ;
we know that,
[H20]=[H+][OH-]=[10-14]
applying -log on both sides,
pH + pOH =14
there fore,
1) when pH=5 , pOH=9
2)when pH=8 , pOH =6.
manganese (III) oxideAnd its prepared likje2 MnO2 + Zn Mn2O3 .pdf
manganese (III) oxide
And it\'s prepared likje
2 MnO2 + Zn Mn2O3 + ZnO
Solution
manganese (III) oxide
And it\'s prepared likje
2 MnO2 + Zn Mn2O3 + ZnO.
All solids should recrystallized as a form of pur.pdf
Purification of solids through recrystallization is recommended before determining their melt points, as impurities can lower the measured melt point and make the transition between solid and liquid states less distinct. Recrystallizing solids removes impurities that would otherwise skew melt point measurements.
cheggSolutionchegg.pdf
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A and B. In Windows 7, Microsoft added a number of new Aero features.pdf
A and B. In Windows 7, Microsoft added a number of new Aero features, including Aero Peek,
which lets you hover over a taskbar icon to show a thumbnail of the program, and Aero Snap,
which causes a window to resize and to occupy different areas of the screen, depending on where
you drag the window. Other features include Aero Shake and an improved Aero blur effect.
Solution
A and B. In Windows 7, Microsoft added a number of new Aero features, including Aero Peek,
which lets you hover over a taskbar icon to show a thumbnail of the program, and Aero Snap,
which causes a window to resize and to occupy different areas of the screen, depending on where
you drag the window. Other features include Aero Shake and an improved Aero blur effect..
A Primary capillary bed is present in the median eminence and serve.pdf
A: Primary capillary bed is present in the median eminence and serves to pick the
neurohormones from superior hypophysial arteries.
B: The secondary capillary bed is present in pars distalis and serves to release the regulatory
hormones of hypothalamus into pituitary.
Solution
A: Primary capillary bed is present in the median eminence and serves to pick the
neurohormones from superior hypophysial arteries.
B: The secondary capillary bed is present in pars distalis and serves to release the regulatory
hormones of hypothalamus into pituitary..
Both reactants are first order because doubling theconcentration of .pdf
Both reactants are first order because doubling theconcentration of either reactant doubles the
reaction rate. Therefore the answer is 2. vo=k[s2o8][I]
(Sorry for the poor formatting)
Solution
Both reactants are first order because doubling theconcentration of either reactant doubles the
reaction rate. Therefore the answer is 2. vo=k[s2o8][I]
(Sorry for the poor formatting).
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Oxygen has 2 electrons in the first row S orbital.pdf
Oxygen has 2 electrons in the first row S orbital, 2 electrons in second row S
orbital, and 4 in the second row P orbital. The 2S and 2P tend to hybridize into an SP orbital
with 6 electrons -- in this case it has two sets of pair-bonded electrons and two lone electrons for
bonding therefore, 1s^(2)2s^(2)2p^(4) answer
Solution
Oxygen has 2 electrons in the first row S orbital, 2 electrons in second row S
orbital, and 4 in the second row P orbital. The 2S and 2P tend to hybridize into an SP orbital
with 6 electrons -- in this case it has two sets of pair-bonded electrons and two lone electrons for
bonding therefore, 1s^(2)2s^(2)2p^(4) answer.
millimoles of HCl = 150.6 = 9 KOH = 250.35 = 8.pdf
millimoles of HCl = 15*0.6 = 9 KOH = 25*0.35 = 8.75 so millimoles of H+ ions
(in form of HCl that remain un-neutralized) = 9-8.75 = 0.25 so [H+] = 0.25 millimoles or 2.5e-
4M pH = -log(2.5e-4) = 3.6
Solution
millimoles of HCl = 15*0.6 = 9 KOH = 25*0.35 = 8.75 so millimoles of H+ ions
(in form of HCl that remain un-neutralized) = 9-8.75 = 0.25 so [H+] = 0.25 millimoles or 2.5e-
4M pH = -log(2.5e-4) = 3.6.
Most meteors break apart (in flames) in the upper.pdf
Most meteors break apart (in flames) in the upper atmosphere. Therefore, although
it is possible, a magnetic field is rarely ever created.
Solution
Most meteors break apart (in flames) in the upper atmosphere. Therefore, although
it is possible, a magnetic field is rarely ever created..
I cant see all of it. .pdf
This very short document consists of a statement of inability to see something fully, followed by the word "Solution" with no further elaboration, and then a repetition of the original statement.
yes there are in the same direction only that is .pdf
yes there are in the same direction only that is directed towards the paper
Solution
yes there are in the same direction only that is directed towards the paper.
D. All the elements are arranged in order of incr.pdf
D. All the elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic weight. is wrong
Solution
D. All the elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic weight. is wrong.
Cl- is a better leaving group with compared to th.pdf
Cl- is a better leaving group with compared to the others (NH2-, Ch3-, OH-, H-)
Solution
Cl- is a better leaving group with compared to the others (NH2-, Ch3-, OH-, H-).
StratifiedSquamous epitheliumStratifiedSquamous epitheliumSi.pdf
Stratified
Squamous epithelium
Stratified
Squamous epithelium
Simple
Columnar
Epithelium
Simple
Columnar epithelium
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Squamous epithelium
Simple
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Columnar EpitheliumFeatureMouthOesoophagusStomachSmall intestineLarge
intestineEpithelium
Stratified
Squamous epithelium
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ResultEnter file name content.txt Enter word to count wor.pdf
Result:
Enter file name:
content.txt
Enter word to count:
world
Number of time world occured is 2
Solution
Result:
Enter file name:
content.txt
Enter word to count:
world
Number of time world occured is 2.
psychoactive drugs acts primarily upon the central nervous system wh.pdf
psychoactive drugs acts primarily upon the central nervous system where it alters brain function,
resulting in temporary changes in perception, mood, consciousness and behavior.
Solution
psychoactive drugs acts primarily upon the central nervous system where it alters brain function,
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PopulationParameterStatisticsSolutionPopulation.pdf
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we know that,
[H20]=[H+][OH-]=[10-14]
applying -log on both sides,
pH + pOH =14
there fore,
1) when pH=5 , pOH=9
2)when pH=8 , pOH =6
Solution
pH value increases as [H+] value decreases;
pH= -log([H+]) = -log(10-8) =8 ;
we know that,
[H20]=[H+][OH-]=[10-14]
applying -log on both sides,
pH + pOH =14
there fore,
1) when pH=5 , pOH=9
2)when pH=8 , pOH =6.
manganese (III) oxideAnd its prepared likje2 MnO2 + Zn Mn2O3 .pdf
manganese (III) oxide
And it\'s prepared likje
2 MnO2 + Zn Mn2O3 + ZnO
Solution
manganese (III) oxide
And it\'s prepared likje
2 MnO2 + Zn Mn2O3 + ZnO.
All solids should recrystallized as a form of pur.pdf
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which causes a window to resize and to occupy different areas of the screen, depending on where
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hormones of hypothalamus into pituitary..
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(Sorry for the poor formatting)
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