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- Short Answer Questions.docx
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- BUSINESS 222 - Winter 2016
- AFA C/W Short Answer Questions 2 May Short Answer Questions 1) List the disadvantages of investing directly in commercial freehold property rather than residential freehold property. Often finding an occupant for commercial freehold property can be more d
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- Report_Ertquake Engineering.pdf
- Newcastle
- Seismic Resistant Design
- CEG 8308 - Spring 2014
- CEG8303 SEISMIC RESISTANT DESIGN PART 2 HIGH RISE BUILDING ANALYSIS SEISMIC RESISTANT DESIGN HIGH-RISE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN By Petros Gamvrilis March 2014 1 CEG8303 SEISMIC RESISTANT DESIGN PART 2 HIGH RISE BUILDING ANALYSIS Marking Schedule Structures Ite
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- Soil Modelling.doc
- Newcastle
- Soil Modelling and Numerical Methods
- CEG 8205 - Winter 2014
- Petros Gamvrilis Soil Modelling Newcastle University Numerical representation C i v i l E nofgstrip i n efooting e r i n gbyausing n d PLAXIS Geosciences Table of Contents Table of Figures 1. Proximity of the boundaries and the effect In this case, the pr
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- 03-New-Censydiam.pdf
- Newcastle
- Marketing
- BUSINESS N500 - Spring 2016
- New Censydiam Connecting Brand With People In A Fast Moving World Censydiam: Connect brands with deeper human motivations you will accelerate growth. A HUMAN-CENTRIC APPROACH TO MARKETING What is Censydiam? Enjoyment Vitality Dimension Conviviality Socia
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- 9.2.1
- Newcastle
- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. A. center of gravity. b. Ground contact points. c. Manual pressure is equally distributed. It is termed as knucle-walking. d. Fore limb. 2. 1set of similar bones 2nd set 3rd set F and J 4th set E, G and H 5th set C, K and L 3. Stability A, D, I Mobilit
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- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. Forward facing eyes. Opposable thumbs. Relatively large brain. Mammary glands. 2. Primates have larger olfactory lobes than non-primates. Fur will not be present and they have hairs. 3. Post orbital bar - Primates Cranium size larger in primates, smal
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- 4.1
- Newcastle
- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. Interphase A. B. Chromosomes in the nucleus of the cell make identical copies of their own. Prophase a. b. in human, 46 chromosomes would appear. Metaphase a. b. In the a diagram just draw the x in the centre. For b replicate this diag. Anaphase a b. D
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- 10.3.1
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- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. Strepsirrhine B, C, D Haplorhine A and E 2. Specimen Orbit Size 3. 4. 5. 6. Smaller in A, B, D Larger in C and E Fused mandible Present in A, B, D and E Absent in C Enclosed orbit Present in A, B, D and E Absent in C Dental Formula 2:1:2:3 in B, D and
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- 8.2.1
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- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. FEATURES SKULL 1 Overall skull size M Forehead shape M Supraorbital ridge M Mastoid process M Nuchal area M Chin shape U (not shown in the picture) Total no. of Ms - 5 Total no. of Fs 0 Sex designation Male SKULL 2 Overall skull size M Forehea
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- 10.3
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- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. B, C, D are strepsirrhine A and E are Haplorhine 2. Specimen Orbit size Smaller Smaller Larger Fused mandibular Yes Yes No Fully enclosed orbits Yes Yes No A B C Dental formula Bony ear tube Yes Yes No Yes 2:1:3:4 2:1:2:3 Not observable 2:1:2:3 D Small
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- 8.3
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- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. Dentition A looks like a child skull of Age 10-12 years because canine is erupting with premolars erupting. Dentition B looks like a child of 5-6 years as milk teeth are seen and permanent teeth are descending down for eruption. 2. Crest of ilium seems
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- 9.2
- Newcastle
- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. a. It is on the horizontal stride when both feet touches the ground and the center of gravity falls within the base of support. b. Either by placing the feet in particular positions and also by including certain ground contact points. c. they use knuck
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- 8.3.1
- Newcastle
- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. Skull A dentition 10 to 11 years Skull B dentition 5 years. 2. Skull A, B and C pediatric bones. It might be of a same person. Narrowing down the age group cannot be accurate but it might be from 6-8 years of age. 3. Skull A 1 1 (minimal closure) 2 2
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- 10.2.1
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- Anthropology
- ANTHROPOLO 111 - Summer 2017
- 1. The features to be marked are: Forward facing eyes Opposable thumbs Relatively large brain Mammary glands. 2. The features that are not marked are: Large olfactory lobes are present Hairs are present instead of fur 3. Features Primates Post orbit
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- mod_4_revision_guide_5._compounds_with_C_O_group
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- Module 4 revision guide: Compounds with C=O group Carbonyls are compounds with a C=O bond, they can be either aldehydes or ketones Carbonyls: Aldehydes and Ketones H H . C H CH3CHO O C H If the C=O is on the end of the chain with an H attached it is an al
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- mod_5_revision_guide_1._energetics
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 1: THERMODYNAMICS Definitions of enthalpy changes Enthalpy change of formation The enthalpy change when 1 mole of a compound is formed from its elements in their standard states under standard conditions Na (s) + Cl2 (g) NaCl (s) [Hf = -411.2 kJ mol-1] En
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- mod_2_revision_guide_10._alcohols
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- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 10. Alcohols Different types of alcohols H H H H C C C H H H O H H H H H H C C C H O H O H H H C C H H C H H H Propan-2-ol Secondary Primary alcohols are alcohols where 1 carbon is attached to the carbon adjoining the oxygen C H H Propan-1-ol Primary H 2
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- mod_5_revision_guide_4._transition_metals
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- Transition Metals General properties of transition metals transition metal characteristics of elements Ti Cu arise from an incomplete d sub-level in atoms or ions these characteristics include complex formation, formation of coloured ions, variable oxidat
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- mod_2_revision_guide_5._halogens
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- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 5. Halogens Fluorine (F2): very pale yellow gas. It is highly reactive Chlorine : (Cl2) greenish, reactive gas, poisonous in high concentrations Bromine (Br2) : red liquid, that gives off dense brown/orange poisonous fumes Iodine (I2) : shiny grey solid s
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- mod_2_revision_guide_9._alkenes
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- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 9. Alkenes Alkenes are unsaturated hydrocarbons H H C C H H H C Ethene H H contain a carbon-carbon double bond somewhere in their structure general formula is CnH2n C C H H H Propene The arrangement of bonds around the >C=C< is planar and has the bond ang
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- mod_4_revision_guide_4_naming_and_isomerism
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- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- Organic: module 4 revision guide Basic definitions to know Hydrocarbon is a compound consisting of hydrogen and carbon only Saturated: Contain single carbon-carbon bonds only Unsaturated : Contains a C=C double bond Molecular formula: The formula which sh
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- mod_2_revision_guide_1._energetics
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 1. Energetics Definition: Enthalpy change If an enthalpy change occurs then energy is is the amount of heat energy taken in or given out during any change in a system provided the is constant pressure system and surroundings . The system is the chemicals
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- mod_4_revision_guide_3._acid_base_equilibria
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 3. Acid Base Equilibria Bronsted-Lowry Definition of acid Base behaviour A Bronsted-Lowry acid is defined as a substance that can donate a proton. A Bronsted-Lowry base is defined as a substance that can accept a proton. HCl (g) + H2O (l) H3O+ acid base (
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- mod_5_revision_guide_3._redox
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- Redox Equilibria Electrochemical cells A cell has two halfcells. The two half cells have to be connected with a salt bridge. Simple half cells will consist of a metal (acts an electrode) and a solution of a compound containing that metal (eg Cu and CuSO4)
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- mod_4_revision_guide_11._spectroscopy
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 11. Spectroscopy Mass spectroscopy High resolution mass spectroscopy can measure the mass to 5 d.p. This can help differentiate between compounds that appear to have similar Mr (to the nearest whole number) high resolution mass spectrometry can be used to
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- mod_4_revision_guide_1._reaction_kinetics
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 1. Kinetics Rate Equations The rate equation relates mathematically the rate of reaction to the concentration of the reactants. For the following reaction, aA + bB products, the generalised rate equation is: r is used as symbol for rate r = k[A]m[B]n The
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- mod_2_revision_guide_11. spectroscopy
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- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 11. Spectroscopy Mass spectroscopy Mass spectrum for butane When organic molecules are passed through a mass spectrometer, it detects both the whole molecule and fragments of the molecule The peak with the highest mass/charge ratio will be normally due to
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- mod_2_revision_guide_3._equilibria
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 3. Equilibria Many reactions are reversible N2 + 3H2 2NH3 All reversible reactions reach an dynamic equilibrium state. Dynamic equilibrium occurs when forward and backward reactions are occurring at equal rates. The concentrations of reactants and product
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- mod_2_revision_guide_4. redox
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- 4. Redox oxidation is the process of electron loss: Zn Zn2+ + 2e- reduction is the process of electron gain: Cl2 + 2e- 2Cl- It involves an increase in oxidation number It involves a decrease in oxidation number Rules for assigning oxidation numbers 1. All
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- mod_4_revision_guide_9.polymers
- Newcastle
- PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
- CHEM 2410 - Spring 2011
- Polymers There are two types of polymerisation: addition and condensation Addition Polymerisation An addition polymer forms when unsaturated monomers react to form a polymer Monomers contain C=C bonds Poly(alkenes) are chemically inert due to the strong C
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