Elements Atomic No At. Mass Valency Elements At.No. At.Mass Valency Hydrogen(H) 1 1 (+1) Silicon(Si) 14 28 (+4) Lithium(Li) 3 7 (+1) Germanium(Ge) 32 73 (+4) Sodim(Na) 11 23 (+1) Tin(Sn) 50 119 (+4‚+2) Potassium(K) 19 39 (+1) Lead(Pb) 82 207 (+4‚+2) Rubidium(Rb) 37 85 (+1) Nitrogen(N) 7 14 (-3‚+5) Cesium(Cs) 55 133 (+1) Phosphorus(P) 15 31 (+3‚+5) Francium(Fr) 87 223 (+1) Arsenic(Ar) 33 75 (+3) Beryllium(Be) 4 9 (+2) Antimony(Sb)
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Chapter 2 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES Introduction This chapter indicates the ideas‚ also the history‚ relevant to the experiment to provide information and further elaborate different standpoints that were the foundation of the proposed study‚ also on the background study of the different methods and concepts used by other researchers that applies to the present study. In order to develop new method and procedures‚ careful review of literature and studies must be done for the development
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have created lots of airplanes‚and weapons during a time of war one example of that is “in 1884‚ when the first fully controllable free-flight was made in a French Army electric-powered airship‚ La France‚ by Charles Renard and Arthur Krebs. The 170-foot (52-meter) long‚ 66‚000-cubic-foot (1‚900-cubic-meter) airship covered 8 km (5 miles) in 23 minutes with the aid of an 8.5-horsepower electric motor.” (Aerospace Engineering) One of the greatest races in history was the great space race. Well as you
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The good years for Weimar Germany were from 1924 to 1929‚ when the Republic got through the crises of 1923 and entered a stage of stability. The economy at this time was prosperous and the political chaos turned to constancy. The brilliant culture of Germany made it the centre of European creativity. This was in the areas of music‚ film‚ art‚ literature‚ science and more where Berlin showed great talents! Berlin was now seen as one of the most exciting cities in Europe‚ and Germany was accepted
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misfortune. They’d arrived where most ships vanished and never appeared again. Now huge ships‚ some ghost ships and a Redsword ship was making their way to him. Sudden cracks appearing in the sky. Airships from all nations battled each other out in titanic struggles. Fire and smoke appeared from the very top of airships. Hawkins couldn’t believe what was going on around here. It was a place of madness. A huge man of war surfaced from the watery depths‚ ghastly beyond belief. It was beyond belief. Hawkins
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of miles away‚ was in Akron‚ Ohio. Typically‚ to save on ground crew costs‚ landings were planned for specific times and since the 6:00 am window had already passed‚ most of the Lakehurst professional personnel had now become aware that the giant airship would not be landing‚ at least until much later that afternoon
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taking off and landing a plane successfully was a great achievement. During the war around 22‚000 Canadians served in the British flying services as pilots and over 1‚600 died. At the beginning of the war there was only a few hundred aircrafts and airships and training was only available in Britain. Once more people were interested in becoming pilots many training schools started to be created in Canada. These training schools were part of an organization created by the British called the Royal Flying
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accept the blame for starting World War One 2. Germany had to pay £6‚600 million for the damage caused by the war 3. Limitation of Germany’s army to 100‚000 men‚ with no tanks‚ no heavy artillery‚ no poison-gas supplies‚ no aircraft and no airships. 4. Land was taken away from Germany and given to other countries. Alliance with Austria was forbidden. 3. What did Japan achieve out of the Treaty? What was it unhappy about? Explain. From the Treaty of Versailles Japan gained German
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In health care‚ we know comparative effectiveness research as the comparison of treatments to determine which carry the greatest benefits and harms for which patients‚ with results assisting patients and clinicians in making more informed health care decisions. It is about doing your homework and then making a bet. Enter comparative effectiveness for meetings. Given that all resource allocation decisions have trade-offs‚ the least we can do is make choices based on evidence rather than emotions
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