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    GENERAL INTRODUCTION Plastics are commonly used substances which play an important role in almost every aspect of our lives. The widespread generation of plastics waste needs proper end-of-life management. The highest amount of plastics is found in containers and packaging’s (i.e. bottles, packaging, cups etc.), but they also are found in durables (e.g. tires, building materials, furniture, etc.) and disposable goods (e.g. medical devices). Diversity of plastics applications is related with their

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    Decision Issues Dow Química Argentina is considering making a bid to Petroquímica Bahia Blanca S.A. (PBB) because it was being privatized by the government of Argentina. PBB, which is located in Bahia Blance, is a major producer of both ethylene and polyethylene in Argentina. Dow sees this as a very big opportunity for the company to expand its market, utilize its resources and invest on a company that will eventually become the leading polyethylene player in Latin America.

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    Sharpie markers contain mostly alcohols, however, they also contain ethylene glycol monobutyl ether and permachrome ink. Ethylene glycol monobutyl, also known as 2-butoxyethanol, is an organic compound that is nonvolatile, has a low toxicity, and is used in many domestic and industrial products because of its properties as a surfactant (Wikipedia

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    people have never heard of such as “Resins made from ethylene and propylene resins and have flame retardants added” (Smart Publications). After some research is done on ethylene one can find out “Ethylene is a small hydrocarbon gas. It is naturally occurring. Some fruit will produce ethylene as ripening begins” (WSU) Because this gas is naturally occurring and fruits produce it to help with the ripening process, one shouldn't be concerned about ethylene anymore. Propylene, on the other hand does raise

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    Ethylene sensitivity determines flower longevity and its presence accelerates senescence. I would use a solution of boric acid, and a boric acid/sucrose solution (with 0.01% sodium hypochlorite), to see the effects of just boric acid, and the mixed solution to see the effects of an ethylene inhibitor combined with a nutrient/energy source and antimicrobial agent. Other experiments have showed the use of floral preservatives containing sucrose and ethylene inhibitors delay petal

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    Introduction Alkanols (Alcohols) are a homologous series in the hydroxyl functional group, meaning that they have an -OH. Carbon to carbon bonds within alkanol chains means that the boiling point of alkanols increases as the chain grows longer, this is because more energy is required to break the bonds between the carbon atoms. However, alkanols also experience hydrogen bonding meaning that not only are high amounts of energy needed to break the intramolecular bonds additional energy is needed

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    ABSTRACT Self compacting concrete with suitable chemical admixtures like Super Plasticizer and viscosity modifying agent can be cured, alternatively by addition of an internal curing agent instead of using large quantities of water. Steel fibers on the other hand have been used in cement and concrete composites for more than four decades, most of the steel fibers were introduced in the market prior to 1980. This is in sharp contrast to the continuous progress and development in the cement matrix

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    alkylidene and ethylene. Figure 6: The metallocyclobutane intermediate cleaves to give ethylene and a metal-alkylidene intermediate This metal alkylidene reacts with B to form another metallocyclobutane

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    Common causes of high anion gap metabolic acidosis (HAGMA) include diabetic ketoacidosis, lactic acidosis, renal failure and toxic ingestions of salicylates, ethylene glycol, methanol and propyl glycol. Pyroglutamic acidosis or 5 oxoprolinuria is an established but often underdiagnosed cause of HAGMA. A sixty-one-year-old woman with a history of type 2 DM on Metformin, Systolic CHF, hypothyroidism, depression, gastric bypass presented to the ED on account of poor oral intake, altered mental status

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    News of rapid climate changes and the destruction of Earth’s ozone layers has been a diminishing topic that individuals push away. However, space exploration accounts for roughly one percent of the destruction of Earth’s ozone layers; it proves to be beneficial for human survival. As a rocket takes off to go into space, rocket fuel is emitted into the earth’s atmosphere which destroys the ozone layer; it protects the Earth from the suns deadly rays. Rocket fuel, however, only contributes a small

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