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Handbook on Radiation Environment, Volume 2c charges and their movements. Such a statement is justified by the dominant roles of electricity and of electronics in our everyday lives, adding up to a wealth of man-made experiences that take precedence over natural manifestations of electrical phenomena. In this class stands electrostatic attra

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Probing, Inspection, Monitoring aspects of air and water quality. It would really be insufficient to talk about the analysis of pollutants by themselves inasmuch as dissolved oxygen, for instance, is not a water pollutant even though the presence of insufficient dissolved oxygen in a natural water is often indicative of an unheal

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Handbook on Sourdough Biotechnologynd to take for granted the additional availability of two other energy sources—natural gas and oil-gasoline. These chemical energy sources have two outstanding operational advantages over electricity: (1) they can be stored up in varying amounts, either within their distribution networks or in porta

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Book 1972of the intrinsic nature of over­ potential in electrochemical reactions, * and hence the failure of the early fuel cells to come up to expectations, which led engineers at the turn of the century to rely upon the combustion of oil and coal for the production of energy, with the associated era of increasing atmospheric pollution.

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