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... has nothing to do with either smoke or fog. It originates from nitrogen oxides and hydrocarbon emissions mainly from cars. These then undergo phot...

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... The uncertainty incumbent in phenomena such "peak oil", or in the preponderance of hydrocarbon fuels in failed states fosters innovation. The more ...

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...U-144/5 had a hot core. You just need to drill deep enough and it gets warm, no matter on what planet you are. Likewise, the rock contained water and hydrocarbons. Later were currently of little use, though, but the water was good for many purposes. The most immediate use of water was of course for drinking and then for personal and subsequently for domestic hygiene. Other...

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...U-144/5 had a hot core. You just need to drill deep enough and it gets warm, no matter on what planet you are. Likewise, the rock contained water and hydrocarbons. The later were currently of little use, though, but the water was good for many purposes. The most immediate use of water was of course for drinking and then for personal and subsequently for domestic hygiene. O...

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...ow of self-bonding and un-bonding molecules called: D.N.A. DNA is made up of hydrocarbon molecules: the material of all Organic Life. Not surprisi... ... of forming single, double, and triple bonds. In fact, the covalent bonds of hydrocarbons are so evenly balanced; that their make-up is considered ... ...lanced; that their make-up is considered to be non-polar. For instance: a Hydrocarbon molecule balanced between two amino acids: is a protein: wh... ...ow of self-bonding and un-bonding molecules called: D.N.A. DNA is made up of hydrocarbon molecules: the material of all Organic Life. Not surprisi... ... of forming single, double, and triple bonds. In fact, the covalent bonds of hydrocarbons are so evenly balanced; that their make-up is considered ... ...lanced; that their make-up is considered to be non-polar. For instance: a Hydrocarbon molecule balanced between two amino acids: is a protein: wh... ...tanding is healing. That is precisely what every electron, every atom, every hydrocarbon molecule, every enzyme, every oxygen molecule, every fat mo...

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...dies are susceptible to so many toxins. For example the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons or PAHs that come from smoke like tobacco smoke, wood burnin...

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... calculus. Later he was engaged in enumerating the isomers of the saturated hydrocarbons C n H 2n+2 , with a given number n of carbon atoms as show...

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...with Japan involving the construction of oil and gas pipelines, the development of hydrocarbon fuel reserves in Siberia and other projects. Yesterd...

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...roduced, 510 kWh per capita (1986) Exports: $1.6 billion (f.o.b., 1985); 40% hydrocarbons, 18% agricultural, 18% phosphates and chemicals Imports: $2.... ...nd chemicals Imports: $2.9 billion (c.i.f., 1985); 57% industrial goods, 13% hydrocarbons, 12% food, 18% other Major trade partners: France, Italy, FR...

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...s and lessons presented here have broad applicability within the country and elsewhere with regard to the challenges and opportunities for developing hydrocarbons responsibly in the context of fragile ecological and social environments....

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...For some experiments, Priestley tests whether the properties of gases change when stored. He finds that inflammable air (hydrogen, H2 or a mixture of hydrocarbons) becomes less flammable but retains its toxic properties.Also interested in electricity, Priestley tests the effects of gases on sparks. While he finds that gases are generally good insulators, he also finds that...

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...hat act, be it bookkeeping or calculations in logarithms or experiments in hydrocarbons. One may be an authority in a particular field and yet of more...